Sentence examples for fragmented supply from inspiring English sources
"Construction has a fragmented supply chain of contractors and subcontractors: the people making the investment are a long, long way from the people building the building".
"It's a complex industry and a really fragmented supply chain," says Felton, "so looking at how you unpick that is really difficult".
It is worth adding that with many more independent countries now, as well as more vertically fragmented supply chains, the estimated effects of geographic distance on merchandise trade are actually larger than they were in the 1930s.
Moreover, the fragmented supply chain that necessarily results from outsourcing provides supporting jobs across the world from a workforce that is increasingly specialised and more productive.
But basically, [it was] a fragmented supply chain with production in lots of different countries because no one country had enough quotas to supply the industry needs.
The freight apps make it possible to re-integrate fragmented supply and demand (Cr2Cr and Ca2Ca in Fig. 4) in a wider time and space (App-integrating).
"We quickly discovered how fragmented the supply chain is, and we have to help fix it in order to grow our business, grow their businesses and make the impact we set out to make," she says.
Gereffi and Korzeniewicz broadened the focus from business strategy and emphasized the payments to factors of production at each node along a product's increasingly fragmented global supply chain (Gereffi and Korzeniewicz 1994).
"Investors would be well served to identify companies in sectors confronting tight and/or fragmented labor supply," the report reads.
Much the way Home Depot put dozens of weaker chains out of business in the 1990s, HD Supply intends to outgrow and crush a very fragmented construction-supply industry.
Hybridization was carried out in 440 μl of mixture containing 750 ng of Cy3- and Cy5-labeled cDNA probes, control targets, and the fragmented DNA supplied by the manufacturer at 60°C for 17 h.
