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A vertical industry is a particular industry or group of enterprises in which similar products or services are developed and marketed using similar methods. Broad examples of vertical industries are: insurance, real estate, banking, heavy manufacturing, retail, transportation, hospitals, and government.

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Freight cost per unit shipped
Calculated by dividing total freight costs by number of units shipped per period. Useful in businesses where units of measure are standard (e.g., pounds). Can also ...
Freight bill accuracy
Calculated by dividing the number of error-free freight bills by the total number of freight bills in the period. Errors can include incorrect pricing, incorrect weights, ...
On-time pickups
Calculated by dividing the number of pick-ups made on-time (by the freight carrier) by the total number of shipments in a period. This is an indication ...
% of new customers
Percentage of new customers within measurement period.
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