Business Model Innovations in Supply Chain

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Business model innovations in supply chain refer to the introduction of new ways a supply chain creates, delivers, and captures value by altering its structure, processes, partnerships, or revenue mechanisms, leading to improved efficiency, flexibility, and competitive advantage.

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