If managing value chains is an integral part of your business, it requires more than just concentrated planning. United Overseas Bank (Malaysia) explains how financial supply chain management can help enhance relationships, maximise capital and cut costs.
The past decade has brought increased volatility to the business environment and heightened competition. As such, companies are forced to seek new ways to gain a competitive advantage, decrease costs and increase profitability; operating in silo is no longer a viable option. Businesses need to leverage their partnerships with their suppliers, distributors and retailers – stakeholders across the entire value chain.
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