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Time based process mapping: a technique for diagnosing supply chain performance

Abstract:: Agile supply chains enable companies to respond to unpredictable changes in market requirements faster than competitors. A key characteristic of an agile supply chain is the ability to respond to the customer.

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Chapman, P. (2003). Time based process mapping: a technique for diagnosing supply chain performance. Supply Chain Practice, 5(4), 72–83.

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Chapman, P. “Time Based Process Mapping: a Technique for Diagnosing Supply Chain Performance.” Supply Chain Practice, vol. 5, no. 4, Sckc Cranfield University, 2003, pp. 72–83.

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Chapman, P. 2003. “Time Based Process Mapping: a Technique for Diagnosing Supply Chain Performance.” Supply Chain Practice 5 (4): 72–83.
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Institution:: University of Oxford
Division:: SSD
Department:: Saïd Business School
Role:: Author

Publisher:: Sckc Cranfield University
Journal:: Supply Chain Practice More from this journal
Volume:: 5
Issue:: 4
Pages:: 72-83
Publication date:: 2003-01-01
ISSN:: 1477-1632

Language:: English
Keywords:: agility

supply chain management

SBTMR

competition
Pubs id:: 1012539
Local pid:: pubs:1012539
Deposit date:: 2022-05-17

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