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The Six Senses of Visibility

Overview Because it is a requirement for excellence in overall supply chain performance, supply chain visibility is more important than ever. Companies that improve their visibility have taken the first step to improved security and protection against theft, counterfeiting and spoilage, as well as improved flexibility, enhanced inventory management, reduced lead times and greater shipment accuracy. Companies must ensure their policies and practices - including their interactions with supply chain partners and suppliers - align to performance improvement goals before investing in new technology. The six senses of visibility can serve a highly useful and proven framework for establishing a solid business case for successful implementation.

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Publisher	Unisys	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2005	Downloads	73
Format	White Papers
Topics	ROI - TCO

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