Supply Chain Lifecycle Management

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Supply Chain Lifecycle Management (SCLM) refers to the end-to-end planning, control, and optimization of all stages of a supply chain – from product development through procurement, production, and distribution to returns and recycling – aiming to ensure efficiency, transparency, and risk mitigation.

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