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Due respect
The field of logistics and supply chain management has a long way to go to get the recognition and respect it deserves.
From the Quarter 04 2009 issue
Supply chain professionals have played an important role in their companies' success over the last couple of decades. Globalization has been possible in good measure because of their ability to connect and manage supply chain nodes around the world. The term "supply chain" has seeped into popular usage—how often do we hear it or read it in news reports these days?—yet the profession remains largely unknown....
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