2. Dimensions to consider
Our work on supply chain integration, together with our research experience and corporate observations, has enabled us to identify a number of dimensions that need to be taken into account when studying, evaluating, auditing or designing supply chain integration. Integrating a supply chain implies thinking at several levels and in several dimensions.
The aim of this second paragraph is to provide a summary of the available knowledge in the form of reading grids useful for reflection, design, audit or decision support.
2.1 Integration reading grid
To begin with, we believe it would be useful to identify various points that can be used to characterize/assess the integration of a supply chain, and to provide reading, analysis and audit...
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Bibliography
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• Nathalie Fabbe-Costes' personal website, with a list of all the author's publications http://pagesperso-orange.fr/fabbe-costes/
• International Logistics Research Association website, with RIRL proceedings online http://www.airl-logistique.org/fr/
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