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Supply chain processes must constantly evolve to meet changing business requirements, shifts in customer demand and unstable market conditions. Today, these fundamentals are compounded by the responsibility of ensuring your value chain is environmentally sustainable and socially responsible, and by the challenge to reach a customer base dispersed not only by geography, but across an ever-growing number of channels. If you currently manage your supply chain in-house, it may be time to consider upgrading to a more efficient, robust and cost-effective infrastructure: It may be time to make the outsource transition.
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