Supply Chain Resilience: Insights from Theory and Practice (Springer Series in Supply Chain Management Book 17)
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Supply Chain Resilience: Insights from Theory and Practice (Springer Series in Supply Chain Management Book 17)

by Sebastian Kummer, Tina Wakolbinger, Lydia Novoszel, Alexander M. Geske

Resilience operations research Supply Chain Management
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Supply Chain Resilience: Insights from Theory and Practice explores resilience in supply chain management through a combination of theoretical and practical perspectives. Part of the Springer Series in Supply Chain Management, this volume offers a focused resource for readers studying or working with modern supply chains.

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Supply Chain Resilience: Insights from Theory and Practice examines the topic of resilience within supply chain management.

Presented as part of the Springer Series in Supply Chain Management, the book connects theoretical perspectives with practical considerations.

It is suited to readers seeking a focused resource on supply chain resilience and its relevance to contemporary business and operations.

The book is authored by Sebastian Kummer, Tina Wakolbinger, Lydia Novoszel, and Alexander M. Geske.

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