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decisions in supply chain design. The text also argues that economic incentives should be designed to ensure the much needed alignment and supply chain design should be viewed as a dynamic process.978-0-230-59836-2

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Value-Based Management: The Guiding Principle for SCM,ions to enable the deployment and execution of corporate strategies, SCM should also adopt a VBM perspective. VBM-based SCM has therefore two intertwined dimensions, as depicted in Figure 2.1. On the one hand, VBM should enable . through product and/or process innovation, both of which should drive

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Value Capture: Aligning the Supply Chain Partners,quipment makers, manufacturers of microprocessors and other components, PC assemblers, distributors, value-added resellers, and service providers. The y-axis reflects the margins made (i.e., the value captured) by each of these players. The “smiley curve” asserts that while both the upstream (e.g.,