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Six steps to effective network planning

By CHANDRASHEKAR NATARAJAN and LEE HALES
For the best results, planners should follow a standardized approach. Systematic Network Planning provides a step-by-step guide.
From the Quarter 01 2008 issue

Supply chain network planners don't have it easy. Their job is to evaluate complex tradeoffs among supply chain components, maximizing profits and minimizing costs within the limits of relevant constraints and intangible considerations....

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