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Home > 2002 > Collaborative Supply Chain (March) > Round Table - Part 3

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Issue Summary

Investment will continue as companies try to avoid being voted off by their supply chain partners, according to our panel of five experts. Pat Sweet reports.

Not the weakest link - Part 3 | Part 1 | Part 2

Chris Turner: avoid upgrade costs

BUSINESS CONSULTANCY: StrataBridge
Interviewee: Chris Turner, director.

Q1: Investment.

A: In the current economic circumstances, it may be better for an organisation not to spend time and money on technology upgrades, but to look at developing truly collaborative behaviour in its key relationships throughout the supply chain.

Such an approach delivers tangible benefits, and ensures that the processes and the ground are fertile for automation later, but the costs are nothing like the big capital spend required for new systems.

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