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Supply Chain Management in the Internet Age |
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Hau Lee
Professor
Stanford Graduate School of Business
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Program Highlights:
Professor Lee suggests that there are additional benefits to the use of the internet on supply chain management besides the scale or substitution effects. He says that if companies can identify the opportunities for structural changes to their supply chain and allow those changes to take place that the result will be new ventures amd product lines. Professor Lee provides examples of companies that have been very successful in taking this approach.
Professor Lee is Professor of Operations, Information, and Technology at
the Stanford Graduate School of Business, and Professor of Engineering at
the Stanford School of Engineering. He holds a BS from the University of
Hong Kong, MSC from the London School of Economics, MIS from the Institute
of Statisticians, and both an MS and PhD from the University of
Pennsylvania.
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