The networked supply chain applying breakthrough BPM technology to meet relentless customer demands Charles Poirier, Lynette Ferrara, Francis Hayden, Douglas Neal

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The networked supply chain applying breakthrough BPM technology to meet relentless customer demands Charles Poirier, Lynette Ferrara, Francis Hayden, Douglas Neal

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on 15 Jun 2007

Year of Creation

2003

Charles C. Poirier, 1936

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TXu001154350

on 15 Jun 2007

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TXu001154350

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6/15/2007

Year of Creation

2003

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DLC-CO

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