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Forward Thinking

Chemical makers don't share best practices

By STAFF
Nearly two-thirds of chemical companies responding to an Accenture survey said their companies had no formal processes in place for identifying and sharing their supply chain best practices.
From the Quarter 01 2008 issue

Evidently, some chemical companies have work to do before they can say that they have adopted supply chain best practices. That's a major finding of a study by the consulting firm Accenture, which surveyed 400 supply chain professionals at 150 chemical businesses in Europe, North America, South America, the Middle East, and Asia. Nearly two-thirds of those survey respondents said their companies had no formal processes in place for identifying and sharing their supply chain best practices....

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