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BERTRAND MALTEVERN – Jon , about #2 and make vs. buy. Good points and I tend to be on the buy side. However, here are considerations for make that are important (from a large and very reputable organization): * If (competitive advantage = yes) then make * Make can also mean speed and agility because buy means the need to go thru IT (this is, again, from a large, reputable, mature, procurement org.) * Make is the best way to experiment, learn, and build capability it is, for me, the most re

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Warehouse Orchestration: The Next Great Supply Chain Breakthrough

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