HOW SUPPLY CHAIN GLITCHES TORPEDO SHAREHOLDER VALUE.

Vinod R. Singhal · Kevin B. Hendricks

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SUBTITLE: INTUITIVELY, MOST PEOPLE RECOGNIZE THE LINKAGE BETWEEN A COMPANY'S SUPPLY CHAIN PERFORMANCE AND ITS SHAREHOLDER VALUE. NOW THERE'S HARD STATISTICAL EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT THAT INTUITION. NEW RESEARCH SHOWS THAT GLITCHES IN SUPPLY CHAIN PERFORMANCE -- DEFINED AS A DISRUPTION IN THE MATCHING OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND -- CAN HAVE A DEVASTATING EFFECT ON STOCK PRICE. THE TOTAL DAMAGE, IN FACT, CAN BE AS HIGH AS 18 PERCENT.

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