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Xin Yu. (2024). Path Selection of Integrated Development of Enterprise Supply Chain Management Driven by Digital Transformation. Journal of Information, Technology and Policy, 1–6. https://doi.org/10.62836/jitp.v1i1.237
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Path Selection of Integrated Development of Enterprise Supply Chain Management Driven by Digital Transformation

Digital transformation provides a new impetus for the development of the supply chain, which can not only improve and expand the visualization level of the supply chain system and the matching scheduling ability, so as to improve the system agility and work efficiency. Based on this, this paper analyzes and discusses the integrated development of supply chain management driven by digital transformation, discusses how to integrate different technologies under the digital background to form a centralized and fast response of supply chain management, and correspondingly cultivate a dynamic supply chain ecosystem to achieve the overall strategic change of the organization.

digital transformation; supply chain management; integration

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