The goal of supply chains is to add value to the manufacturing and distribution processes. Supply chains can be differentiated based on characteristics such as price, time reliability, and risk, and value-added services provided depending on the markets and value chains they serve.
There have never been more product choices in the marketplace than there are now, thanks to globalization and technical developments in supply chain management.
Furthermore, whether purchased in a store or plucked right from their doorstep, buyers want to receive their products immediately and in excellent condition. That indicates that having popular products isn’t enough to guarantee success.
Today, they must also arrive swiftly, effectively, and in perfect condition, or you risk losing customers.
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