The need for third-party coordination in supply chain governance

Article Abstract:

The trends of supply chain management in multilaeral contracts are discussed. The coordination of supply chain management by neutral third parties, to manage the incentives of all the parties involved, is described.

Labor force information, Management consulting services, Contract Administration, Methods, Employment, Contracts, Logistics, Business logistics, Arbitrators, Contract management

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The myth of commoditization

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Using the views of economists like Ronald Coase and Paul Samuelson, the need for entrepreneurs to encourage technological innovations, is discussed.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Technological innovations, Coase, Ronald H., Samuelson, Paul A., Business economists

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Discovering "Unk-Unks."

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The methods adopted by innovators to determine the feasibility of their ideas by exploring uncharted territory are described.

Innovations, Creative ability, Creativity, Businesspeople, Entrepreneurs

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