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Improve Supply Chain Performance Using a Native Parallel Graph
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Supply Chain
Summary:
A native parallel graph enables manufacturers to identify and manage product delays, shipment status, and other quality control and risk issues, at massive scale in real-time.
Build a unique subgraph for each product
Demand-supplier part-volume commitments
Streamline response to warranty claims
Optimize planning and forecasting
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