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When designing a supply chain that meets customer requirements and aligns with strategy, what are the two goals that firms try to achieve?
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to be more efficient

to be less connected

to be more personalized

to be more responsive

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When designing a supply chain that meets customer requirements and aligns with strategy, the two goals that firms typically try to achieve are:

  • to be more efficient
  • to be more responsive

These goals help ensure that the supply chain operates effectively and can adapt to customer needs and market changes. "To be less connected" is not a goal in supply chain design, and "to be more personalized" may be important in certain contexts, but it is not typically a primary goal in supply chain strategy.