Supply chain
By Gordon Orr
29 June 09
Last year saw many shocks to the economy. For those of us based in Asia, falling demand from mature markets was clearly one of the most significant. Still, once it became clear that demand was only headed in one direction – down – it became easier to plan accordingly.
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