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In response to the increasing significance attached to supply chain management in both academic and professional areas, this text intends to build a bridge and highlight the relationship between various disciplines of SCM like demand planning, manufacturing planning, logistics planning, digital supply chain management strategy, analytics, performance benchmarking, etc. The book, in its second edition, mainly focusses on the digital aspects of supply chain management. Accordingly, Chapter 6 has been overhauled and renamed as 'Digital Supply Chain Strategy and Adoption'. Primarily intended to address the typical and general syllabus requirements of postgraduate management programmes, and undergraduate and postgraduate engineering programmes, the book also caters to the needs of the industry professionals in the supply chain domain.

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Rahul V. Altekar (Ph.D. FIE) is Director - Digital Solutions at SAP India, Mumbai. He has more than 24 years of total experience of Teaching, Training & Consulting, and Industry. His professional experience includes Operations, Analytics, Business and IT Consulting, Digital Strategy, Design Thinking, Supply Chain Legal Compliance and Training. He has extensive Functional Experience in different functions of supply chain including Manufacturing, Demand Planning, Sales and Operations Planning, Purchasing, Distribution & Logistics. He is also a visiting faculty at NITIE, GIM, Welingkars, Symbiosis, etc. Earlier, he has been Director - Strategic Services at JDA (India). Rahul has conducted more than 800 training sessions in leading industries on different topics in Supply Chain Management, ERP, Material and Operations, Mathematical Modelling, Business Analysis in Software Development, etc. Dr. Altekar has also authored books Enterprisewide Resource Planning: Theory and Practice (published with PHI Learning), and Production Management.

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