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Describe how Dell Computer has been able to reduce supply chain costs by sharing information with its suppliers. Be sure to include what supply chain is and the costs of one to a business. (Cost to me how having a good or bad supply chain management can impact a company's bottom line. Give an example of another company that could benefit by sharing information with its suppliers. When you give your example of a second company be sure to explain why you feel they would benefit from the same kind of system Dell uses. Describe how Dell has also used technology-enabled supply chain management to give customers exactly what they want. In your response be sure to define or explain what technology-enabled supply chain management is. Give an example of another company that could benefit by using technology-enabled supply chain management and explain why you feel they would benefit from the Dell method. .
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