Everybody knows the motto “Supply chains compete, not companies”. Some even use “networks” instead of “supply chains”. We agree with this because it is not sufficient to focus only on internal efficiency of your company. It’s clear one should also focus on their supply chain partners But why don’t we see more integrated supply chain partners nowadays? What is the reason that we don’t hear much about collaboration initiatives, such as CPFR, anymore? What will actually be the future of collaborative supply chains? Let’s investigate these questions further.
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Peer2Politics
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on peer-to-peer dynamics in politics, the economy and organizations
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Tradeshift support electronic invoicing and discussions between suppliers and buyers, and financing arrangements. 
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Open supply chains are a recurring theme here on the P2P Foundation blog, whether it’s a ‘FairMouse‘, the (very popular) Fairphone, or Sourcemap, (website here) there have been various efforts to make supply chains transparent, whether from the vendors themselves or from third parties. I am working with the (P2PF-endorsed) FairCoop project on a new …
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