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Optimizing Supply Chains through Service-Oriented Architecture
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IFIP — The International Federation for Information Processing
Supply chain is defined as a system of suppliers, producers, distributors, retailers and customers where material, financial and information flows connect participants in the directions. Most supply chains are composed of independent agents with individual preferences. It is expected that no single agent has the power to optimize the supply chain. Supply chain management is now seen as a governing element in strategy and as an effective way of creating value for customers. Service Oriented
doi:10.1007/978-0-387-75902-9_44
dblp:conf/ifip8/LiuZLF07
fatcat:rjl6qs5vpffynfc2znkubk75ty