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Prof. Dr. Andreas Kemmner

  • The central weaknesses of many value chains

    • 15.10.2014
    • Posted by: Prof. Dr. Andreas Kemmner
    • Categories: Inventory management, Planning & disposition, Production control, Sales & demand forecast, Supply chain strategy
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  • The three monkeys of organizational optimisation

    • 22.09.2014
    • Posted by: Prof. Dr. Andreas Kemmner
    • Category: Supply chain strategy
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  • Quickly and sustainably reduce credit requirements and gain liquidity through inventory management

    • 25.08.2014
    • Posted by: Prof. Dr. Andreas Kemmner
    • Categories: Inventory management, Press, Publications & Press
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  • Tell me where the targets are…

    • 08.07.2014
    • Posted by: Prof. Dr. Andreas Kemmner
    • Categories: Inventory management, Purchasing & supplier management
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  • Show-stopper IT department

    • 03.07.2014
    • Posted by: Prof. Dr. Andreas Kemmner
    • Category: Digital transformation
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  • Short & sweet: Set-up costs

    • 03.07.2014
    • Posted by: Prof. Dr. Andreas Kemmner
    • Categories: Production control, Purchasing & supplier management, SCM Glossary
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  • Alternative to a bank loan

    • 03.07.2014
    • Posted by: Prof. Dr. Andreas Kemmner
    • Categories: Inventory management, Planning & disposition
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  • Supply chain management: plan for risks, don’t ignore them!

    • 10.06.2014
    • Posted by: Prof. Dr. Andreas Kemmner
    • Categories: Controlling, Press, Publications & Press, Purchasing & supplier management, Supply chain strategy
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  • Abacus instead of ERP?!

    • 07.04.2014
    • Posted by: Prof. Dr. Andreas Kemmner
    • Categories: Inventory management, Planning & disposition
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  • ASK Chemicals automates sales and demand planning

    • 18.03.2014
    • Posted by: Prof. Dr. Andreas Kemmner
    • Categories: Digital transformation, Inventory management, Planning & disposition, Purchasing & supplier management, Sales & demand forecast
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