3. The integration process
The aim of this third chapter is to look at the process of integrating a supply chain. As the reader will have guessed from what has already been said, there is no "magic bullet" for integrating a supply chain. We suggest a number of avenues and highlight the main questions to be asked.
For the sake of simplicity, we'll deal with a single supply chain, seen from the point of view of an industrial or commercial company, considered as a "focal point" or "pivot". It should be borne in mind that a company is involved in several supply chains, which may be intertwined, adding to the complexity of the issues to be addressed.
3.1 Steps
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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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