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Abstract: Vendor managed inventory (VMI) is a procurement system that relies on the vendor to monitor the demand of a customer, then design and implement a system to supply the customer. In the ideal, the vendor alone is responsible for determining the customer demand levels and meeting those needs, though in practice collaboration is necessary for a successful system. (Update)
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@misc{ crutcher-effects,
author = "Caren A. Crutcher and Kenneth D. Walsh and James C. Hershauer and Iris
D. Tommelein",
title = "Effects of a Preferred Vendor Relationship on an Electrical Component Supplier
and Electrical Contractor: A Case Study",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/crutcher01effects.html" }
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