Supply Chains

Hyper-networked supply chains: how a collaborative way of working can benefit retailers

supply chains: light shines through a metal chain

Collaboration means there's a third option when it comes to supply chains. Image: Unsplash/Aida L

Niall Murphy
Co-founder and CEO, EVRYTHNG
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