Supply Chain Management Review

Integrated Fulfillment: Bringing Together the Vision and Reality
Until recently, fulfillment was the grubby side of eCommerce, best left to the traditional players. But, then, well-publicized B2C fulfillment failures, especially around the 1999 holiday season, focused attention sharply on the fulfillment gap. In many cases, the fulfillment solutions could not support the delivery expectations set by the new direct channels.

Which Independent Trading Exchanges Will Remain Standing?
The eSynchronized Supply Chain
Collaborative Manufacturing: A New Supply Chain Opportunity
The Real-Time Supply Chain
Implementing New Planning Software: The Lessons Learned
Knowledge Hubs: The Engines Driving Intelligent Trading Networks
E-Fulfillment: It's Harder Than It Looks
Designing Supply Chains for the "Click-and-Mortar" Economy
Convergence of Technology: The Supply Chain Meets the Web
Leading Strategic Change at Bethlehem Steel

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