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Methodology for Supply Chain Configuration

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The previous two chapters have highlighted the magnitude of the supply chain configuration problem. Before starting with the description of models and tools available for solving the identified problems, a systematic approach for dealing with the configuration problem is laid out in this chapter. A systematic approach defined by a methodology would facilitate binding together different aspects of the configuration problem and provide problem-solving guidelines.

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(2007). Methodology for Supply Chain Configuration. In: Supply Chain Configuration. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-68155-9_5

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