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Improving Performance through Supplier Integration

The late 1990s can be characterized by change and uncertainty for manufacturing organizations and their respective supply chains. In order to cope with this situation, New organizational structures are being devised to utilize supplier integration relationships as a source of competitive advantage. This work describes a model that has the purpose of achieving integration of the key part suppliers for Home Solutions, a Mexican home appliance manufacturer with headquarters located in Monterrey, Mexico.

Bernardo Villarreal | Herlinda Guzman | Departmento de Ingenieria

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