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networks far beyond those of earlier proprietary systems. Because of the explosive growth in Internet-based electronic commerce since the mid-1990s, along with continued growth in IT investment, it is important to look closely at the impacts of such technologies on the value chains of individual firms and the production networks of entire industries. Major changes in firm and industry structure have occurred in the PC industry since the mid-1990s, driven by technological change, competitive pressures

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Contents Pages 1. introduction to materials management 2. Linkage of Production System with Inventory 3. Materials Control Through JIT System 4. Material Requirement Planning (MRP) 5. Inventory Control 6. Work-in-Process Inventory 7. Spare parts Management 8. Purchasing 9. Materials Handlings 10. Store-Keeping 11. Stores Accounting 12. Materials Cost Reduction Techniques 13. Evaluating Materials Management Performance & MIS 14. Computerized