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How to implement competitive-cost benchmarking.

Abstract

Companies in the cost- and price-conscious commodity field can achieve clear bottom-line gains through a detailed assessment of competitive alternates for use in purchasing negotiations, price setting, and development priorities.

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A Markin. How to implement competitive-cost benchmarking.. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb039488

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