How Companies Derive Cost Savings From Sound Supply Chain Management and Electronic Payment Systems
Overview Until recently, financial flows and supply chain systems have developed independently. Because many current systems do not adequately address the financial flow, while placing primary focus on the flow of goods, unrealized savings exist in many supply chain systems. Automated payment systems close this gap by providing a convenient bridge to other sectors of an organization's business, resulting in overall business benefits. This webinar will discuss findings presented in the recently released paper entitled Financial Flows and Supply Chain Efficiency. The webinar will address supply chain and financial flow management challenges, including pertinent case studies, to demonstrate how current system inefficiencies hinder overall business success.
| Publisher | SAS Institute | ||
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| Live Date | 11th August 2006 01:00 UTC | ||
| Format | Webcast | ||
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