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Why On-Shelf Availability Is Critical for Retailers

Jim Crowell, Director, SCM Research Center, University of Arkansas
February 24, 2012
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Jim Crowell, director of the Supply Chain Management Research Center at the University of Arkansas, demonstrates why on-shelf availabilty is a critical metric for retailers. [Run Time (Min.): 10:22]

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