Logistics Management - February 1, 2008

While it's very much on top of its supply chain game, Procter & Gamble still sees opportunity in reducing its worldwide inventory levels. That explains why the company is putting so much emphasis on emerging “multi-echelon” inventory management technology to keep inventory levels down and customer service high.

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