Epilogue ‐ Moving forward with agility

Remko I. van Hoek

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Quality and Supply Management Supply Chain and Inventory Management Collaboration in agile enterprises

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This epilogue offers a status quo report on progress that firms have made in moving closer towards achieving agility in their supply chains. Data was collected through a large scale audit including data from over 200 firms. Second, entry level and move forward reaching practices that can support the migration towards the agile supply chain are offered, including references to real life examples.

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