Supply-Chain Visibility: Are We There Yet? | SupplyChainBrain

Supply-Chain Visibility: Are We There Yet?

Colman Roche, Executive Vice President, Pivot88

September 17, 2013

Colman Roche, executive vice president of Pivot88, charts efforts to achieve visibility and information flow in supply chains, and tells where and why companies are falling short. [Run Time (Min.): 10:48]

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