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Integrating Various Component Groups to Create a Value Chain

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How could the various component groups (i.e., logistically integrated supply chain, distribution channels, and customer interaction) be integrated to create a seamless, end-to-end, e-business value chain? What are the anticipated benefits and impact on the external value chain?

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This solution discusses the various component groups that can be integrated to create a seamless, end-to-end, e-business value chain.

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The use of web based server applications, such as Sharepoint server or Exchange server allow all activities to be coordinated. Customer orders are linked to supply chain and distribution, which reduces the need for human interaction for ...

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