Adapt or Die: Transforming Your Supply Chain into an Adaptive Business Network

Claus E. Heinrich · Bob Betts

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Introduction: When Bad Things Happen to Good Companies. Chapter 1: In Search of the Holy Grail. Chapter 2: Seeking Partners for Greater Competitive Advantage. Chapter 3: The Adaptive Business Network Vision. Chapter 4: Roles and Responsibilities within the Network. Chapter 5: Preparing for an Adaptive Business Network. Chapter 6: Step One--Visibility. Chapter 7: Step Two--Community. Chapter 8: Step Three--Collaboration. Chapter 9: Step Four--Adaptability. Chapter 10: The Adaptive Business Network in Practice. Chapter 11: Future Implications of Adaptive Business Networks. Glossary. Notes. Bibliography. About the Author. Index.

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