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Seven principles of supply chain management
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Segment customers based on service needs
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Customise the logistics network
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Listen to signals of market demand and plan accordingly
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Differentiate product closer to the customer
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Source strategically
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Source strategically
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Develop a supply chain wide technology strategy
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Adopt channel-spanning performance measures
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