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  • Achieving Supply Chain Excellence through Technology

Managing Short-Lifecycle Products

By: A. Raman and Marshall Fisher
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Raman, A., and Marshall Fisher. "Managing Short-Lifecycle Products." In Achieving Supply Chain Excellence through Technology, edited by David L. Anderson. Montgomery Research, Inc., 1999.

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Ananth Raman

Technology and Operations Management
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