The emerging supply chain management profession

J. S. Dischinger

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Quality and Supply Management Sustainable Supply Chain Management Competency Development and Evaluation

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Subtitle: What does chain professional really mean? If you've worked in logistics, or purchasing, or inventory management for 15 years, are you a supply chain professional? Or do you really need a broader range of skills and experiences today that cut across multiple competencies? In addressing these questions, a new joint academic-industry research initiative issues a call to action for the emerging supply chain management profession.

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