Integration in Supply Chain Management
Published 21 September 2006
Luís Puigjaner, Antonio Espuña
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The prelims comprise: Introduction Current State of Supply Chain Management Integration Agent-based Supply Chain Management Systems Environmental Module Financial Module Multiagent Architecture Implementation and Demonstration Concluding Remarks
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