SCM: MAKING THE VISION A REALITY

Christopher R. Moberg · Thomas W. Speh · Thomas L Freese

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Quality and Supply Management Supply Chain and Inventory Management Sustainable Supply Chain Management

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SUBTITLE: EVERYBODY TALKS ABOUT THE BENEFITS OF INTEGRATED SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT (SCM). AND A HANDFUL OF HIGH-PROFILE LEADERS HAVE PROVEN THAT THE SUPPLY CHAIN CAN BE A POWERFUL COMPETITIVE WEAPON. YET DESPITE ALL THIS, TRUE SCM HAS ELUDED MOST ORGANIZATIONS. BUT THERE'S HOPE. BY IDENTIFYING THE BARRIERS TO SCM AND TAKING CONCRETE ACTIONS TO ADDRESS THEM, COMPANIES CAN FINALLY START TURNING THE SUPPLY CHAIN VISION INTO A REALITY.

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