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MIT's New Survey on Supply-Chain Risk

Bruce Arntzen, Senior Research Director, MIT

December 8, 2010

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The survey uncovers some surprising facts about the ability of companies to respond to disruptions in their global supply chains. Bruce Arntzen, senior research director at MIT's Center for Transportation & Logistics, reveals the findings. [Run Time (Min.): 10:44]

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