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Think Tank
Automotive: Page 175
Automotive: Where Is Supply Chain Software for the Industry Coming from and Where Is It Heading?
Analyst Insight: The automotive industry has one of the most complex supply chains, upstream (hundreds of part and accessory suppliers) and downstream (thousands of car dealers, repair shops, etc). Most, if not all, automotive manufacturers use different software systems in different locations, but even at the same location, for different purposes. Often, these systems are old or incompatible, which makes integration difficult.
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