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What does the Simca plan still miss in distribution, supply chain and wholesale compared with legacy Fortune 500 companies?
Not in the catalog yet (a gap) C0874
Short answer: gaps, labelled Planned / not in the catalog yet (suggested by legacy F500 review). Missing: cross-dock and flow-through; rebates, chargebacks and trade-promotion settlement; third-party logistics (3PL) billing and client portals; quality inspection, certificates of analysis, holds. Partial: eDI documents (purchase order, ASN, invoice, remittance); gS1 identifiers: GTIN, GLN, SSCC and pallet labels; warehouse receiving, put-away, pick and pack; vendor-managed inventory and consignment. Out of 25 functions reviewed. Planned thinking only, nothing built.
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