Author:
Armistead Colin,Mapes John
Abstract
Describes how the increasing emphasis on customer service‐based
performance measures changes the way in which we need to manage
operations along the total supply chain from raw materials to end user.
Senior managers at Caterpillar, General Motors, ICL, Philips and Rank
Xerox were interviewed about the steps that they have taken to achieve
greater supply chain integration and the problems to be overcome before
further progress can be achieved. Describes the changes that have been
necessary to achieve greater supply chain integration and discusses the
likely impact of these changes on the future role of the operations
manager.
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