Describes the supply chain with a very fast (ie, twice a week) response time and allows students to explore how such a short response time is achieved. Allows students to learn why other supply chain, with a much longer response times, can repeat this performance. "Hide
by Ananth KR, Anna McClelland, Marshall L. Fisher Source: Harvard Business School 21 pages. Publication Date: April 4, 2001. Prod. #: Six hundred and one thousand and seventy-two-PDF-ENG
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