Demand-driven supply chain management : transformational performance improvement / Simon Eagle.

By:

Eagle, Simon

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London: KoganPage, 2017.Edition: 1st EditionDescription: xii, 262 pagesISBN:

9780749479978 (alk. paper)

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DDC classification:

658.562Su EAG

Contents:

Acknowledgements -- Introduction and summaries -- What is demand-driven SCM? -- Why demand-driven SCM? -- How to operate a demand-driven supply chain -- Demand-driven SCM and lean -- Why aren't we already using demand-driven SCM? -- The demand driven institute, demand-driven MRP and SaaS -- What next : control theory? -- Postscript: from supply chain : an apology to our commercial colleagues -- The story behind DDMRP : contribution by Chad Smith and Carol Ptak, co-founders of the demand driven institute -- Further reading -- Index.

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