Matthew Chang, featured author in Supply Professional Magazine- Supply chain as a service
Matthew Chang, PE
Founder
Fig. 01Articles and MediaMatthew Chang had the opportunity to share his expertise on supply chain as a service for Supply Professional Magazine. This article is featured in their June 2022 print edition.
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"Today’s marketplace must deal with SKU diversity, SKU rationalization, eaches picking, robotic automation, software and inventory automation, return logistics, online merchandising, and retailer requirements. This makes the marketplace somewhat complicated, which in turn makes an efficient SCaaS offering strategic and beneficial to the flow of goods." -Matthew Chang
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For Matthew's SCaaS article, click here.
Supply Professional June 2022 Edition, click here.
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