When a firm decides to move bulk ordered products immediately from one delivery vehicle at a logistics facility to another vehicle in the same facility that will then take the mix of products ordered directly to a store or to buyers: O it needs to have more vehicles because large shipments need to be broken down for distribution at a later date. O it is cross-docking to use the same delivery vehicles to eliminate mixing up bulk products ordered by stores and buyers. O it needs to establish more warehouse facilities to make faster deliveries to its customers. it is cross-docking to eliminate the intermediate step of warehousing, it is focused on reducing shipping costs, rather than better serving the retail stores or to the buyers