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Change management in supply chains in the context of changes in demand

DOI: 10.18276/ptl.2015.32-03
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ISSN:1644-275X
eISSN:2353-3005
Authors: Andrzej Montwiłł
Akademia Morska w Szczecinie
Keywords: Supply chain management change
Issue / book publication date:2015
Page range:16 (35-50)
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The article presents issues related to change management in supply chains as a response to changes in demand from end customers or consumers. The modern economy foundation for the development of enterprises includes an ability to respond appropriately to changes in demand. Because supply chains have become one of very important components in achieving a competitive advantage of enterprises, a response to changes in the market must be a component in managing a supply chain as well as changes taking place in it. Depending on the nature of changes in demand, change management in demand for final products can relate to supply processes, production, distribution as well as logistic processes - both at the level of one supply chain participant and numerous supply chain participants.

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