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value chain opitimisation ??

24.09.02, 14:54
What exactly does it mean ??
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    • Gość: Guppy Re: value chain opitimisation ?? IP: *.poznan.cvx.ppp.tpnet.pl 25.09.02, 08:21
      Sounds like some marketing tosh
      • Gość: Wojtek Re: value chain opitimisation ?? IP: *.abo.wanadoo.fr 25.09.02, 09:52
        What's 'exact' context you've taken it from?
        • Gość: Wojtek Re: value chain opitimisation ?? IP: *.abo.wanadoo.fr 25.09.02, 09:59
          It could mean: optymalizacja lancucha wartosci or lancuchowa optymalizacja
          wartoscii, or... Oh God!
          • sliwka.w.czekoladzie Re: value chain opitimisation ?? 25.09.02, 10:35
            Product strategy

            “- Development of processes to maximize value chain optimisation” ???

            Thanks
            • Gość: Bert Re: value chain opitimisation ?? IP: *.214.121.13.Dial1.Boston1.Level3.net 25.09.02, 11:50
              A value chain is a string of companies working together
              to satisfy market demands. The value chain typically
              consists of one or a few primary value (product or
              service) suppliers and many other suppliers that add on
              to the value that is ultimately presented to the buying
              public.

              For example, Microsoft and its Windows operating systems
              are a company and a product that drives a value chain.
              Their OS is a platform for other software companies to
              develop and sell their programs compatible with the
              Microsoft Windows. The businesses that buy personal
              computer software may spend far more on the add-on
              software than on the essential OS that is the standard
              for running the software. Since the companies standardize
              on Windows, Microsoft is said to control a value chain.

              A company that develops a product or service that creates
              a value chain by providing a platform for other companies
              is often considered more likely (?) to increase its
              market share than a company that tries to provide the
              entire value chain on its own. From the point of view of
              an industry the structure of a value chain can be
              analyzed, optimized, scrutinized and so on. If one wants
              to optimize a chain to death, he will maximize his
              optimization.

              What a gobbledygook it is. You owe me a beer.
              • sliwka.w.czekoladzie THANK YOU 25.09.02, 12:02
                Thank you :))
                You helped me a lot :)

                Beer ? – anytime you are in Warsaw :))

                Bye
              • Gość: Guppy Re: value chain opitimisation ?? IP: *.poznan.cvx.ppp.tpnet.pl 25.09.02, 20:28
                Like I said, marketing tosh. How invents these sort of expressions?
                • Gość: Bert Re: value chain opitimisation ?? IP: *.214.84.121.Dial1.Boston1.Level3.net 25.09.02, 21:39
                  I have no idea.
                  • Gość: erwas Re: value chain opitimisation ?? IP: 12.96.204.* 25.09.02, 23:12
                    Gość portalu: Bert napisał(a):

                    > I have no idea.

                    oh yeah?
                    listen Guppy, don't believe a word this guy says.
                    not only does he know, chances are that he himself invented all those
                    expressions.

                    erwas


                    • Gość: Guppy Re: value chain opitimisation ?? IP: *.poznan.cvx.ppp.tpnet.pl 26.09.02, 08:21
                      Gość portalu: erwas napisał(a):

                      > Gość portalu: Bert napisał(a):
                      >
                      > > I have no idea.
                      >
                      > oh yeah?
                      > listen Guppy, don't believe a word this guy says.
                      > not only does he know, chances are that he himself invented all those
                      > expressions.
                      >
                      > erwas


                      I'd buy that! I can almost see the red-rimmed glasses, red braces (British
                      meaning) and click-clack 5 ball bearings on wires executive toy on this guy's
                      desk. Not that there's anything wrong with that


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