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Introduction to Supply Chain Management

Enhancing Competitiveness and Customer Value

Authors

Stanley E. Fawcett
Weber State University
Lisa Ellram
Miami University
Wendy Tate
University of Tennessee
Tom Goldsby
University of Tennessee
Christian Hofer
University of Arkansas
Tobias Schoenherr
Michigan State University
Ednilson Bernardes
West Virginia University
Brian Fugate
University of Arkansas

Contributors

Amydee M. Fawcett, PhD
Weber State University
Kaden Comadena
Course Designer

Developers

Brad Gessell
Software Engineer
David Hanks
Software Engineer

Editors

Kjanela Fawcett
Editor
Nick Bahr
Content Editor
Edition 1
(rev. 1207)

Supply Chain Management is an emerging discipline in the business world, and one that requires collaboration and understanding of operations, purchasing, and logistics. This textbook is an introductory text meant to help you learn the basics of each of these fields so that you can be prepared to collaborate and create value up and down the supply chain.

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