THE ESSENTIALS OF SERVICE-SUPPLY CHAIN

A service supply chain is a network of resources and processes used to create and deliver a service to a customer. Unlike a traditional product supply chain that focuses on physical goods, a service supply chain centers around intangible offerings and often involves a high degree of customer interaction. It's crucial to understand that while there are similarities, the intangibility of services introduces unique challenges. Understanding and effectively managing service supply chains is critical for organizations that want to deliver high-quality services and meet customer expectations. It requires a different approach than managing traditional product supply chains, focusing on the intangible aspects of service delivery and the importance of the customer experience.

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About the authorKunal Singha, is currently working as Assistant Professor at National Institute of Fashion Technology, Kolkata, India.He have published several paper/book chapter/edited book in Elsevier/Springer/Taylor&Francis.