X-SCM : the new science of X-treme supply chain management
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X-SCM : the new science of X-treme supply chain management
Routledge, 2011
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The new science of extreme supply chain management
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Includes index
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction and Overview 2. Volatility as a Key Driver 3. Risk and how it Affects and Stresses All Types of Supply Chains: Product, Service, Financial and Cyber 4. Supply Chain Network Design for Volatility 5. Managing Multichannel Demand & Supply for Volatility 6. How Global Online Supply Chain Communities are Collaborating to Overcome Risk 7. Sustaining Network Performance Over Time Amidst Volatility 8. Managing the Cyber/IT Supply Chain for Volatility and Risk 9. Maximizing the Financial Supply Chain in Volatile Business Environments 10. Adapting the Services Supply Chain to Hedge Risk 11. Conclusions. Appendices
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