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Forward Thinking

Why marketing majors need to get out into the warehouse

By STAFF
Students with marketing degrees often enter the business world without understanding how supply chain practices affect marketing initiatives and strategies.
From the Quarter 02 2007 issue

Forget that field trip to the mall—marketing majors need to get out and visit a warehouse. That's because students with marketing degrees often enter the business world without understanding how supply chain practices affect marketing initiatives and strategies. But they should: Without the complex SCM processes that get the right products to the right place at the right time—and in the right condition—there would be little or no competitive advantage for marketers to exploit....

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