From Manufacturing To Distribution: The Evolution Of ERP In Our New Global Economy

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Enterprise Resource Planning
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3PL,
ERP,
Manufacturer,
Manufacturing,
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Overview: Over the past fifty years, manufacturing has changed from individual companies producing and distributing their own products, to a global network of suppliers, manufacturers, and distributors. Efficiency, price, and quality are being scrutinized in the production of each product. Because of this global network, manufacturers are competing on a worldwide scale, and they have moved their production to countries where the costs of labor and capital are low in order to gain the advantages they need to compete. Nowadays, the complex manufacturing environment faces many challenges. Many products are manufactured in environments where supplies come from different parts of the world. The components to be used in supply chain manufacturing are transported across the globe to different manufacturers, distributors, and third party logistics (3PL) providers.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jul 2007


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