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PublisherCreateSpace

ISBN-101466412526

ISBN-139781466412521

eBay Product ID (ePID)113151668

Product Key Features

Book TitleInvestment Recovery Handbook : Adding Value to the Supply Chain

Number of Pages360 Pages

LanguageEnglish

TopicPurchasing & Buying

Publication Year2012

GenreBusiness & Economics

AuthorInvestment Association

FormatTrade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height0.8 in

Item Weight21.7 Oz

Item Length9 in

Item Width6 in

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Intended AudienceTrade

Synopsis"This book unlocks the secrets of the supply chain's missing link...professional surplus asset management."-Kristina Waters, Cox Communications"An essential desktop reference to help identify and dispose of surplus assets in the most efficient and profitable manner." -Kris Eigenbrood, Campbell Soup CompanyEvery corporate entity has surplus assets. This book provides a clear means for those responsible for disposing of those assets to appropriately value and market those no-longer-needed items in the most cost-effective and profitable manner. From computers and mobile phones to processing equipment and entire manufacturing facilities, learn the best practices for professional (and profitable!) surplus asset management.Investment Recovery has been the missing link in the Supply Chain, so this handbook answers the many questions that supply chain purchasing management must solve."An essential review of the challenges-and solutions-to surplus asset management." -Todd Thompson, Colorado Springs Utilities"In the complexity of our increasingly 'green' society, we must try to ensure that we are not only returning value to our bottom line, but also the world we live in." -Marty Owens, Dow Chemical Company"An informative and helpful desk reference for all that is Investment Recovery and improved supply chain management."-Ronald Sizemore, BASF, "This book unlocks the secrets of the supply chain's missing link...professional surplus asset management."-Kristina Waters, Cox Communications"An essential desktop reference to help identify and dispose of surplus assets in the most efficient and profitable manner." -Kris Eigenbrood, Campbell Soup CompanyEvery corporate entity has surplus assets. This book provides a clear means for those responsible for disposing of those assets to appropriately value and market those no-longer-needed items in the most cost-effective and profitable manner. From computers and mobile phones to processing equipment and entire manufacturing facilities, learn the best practices for professional (and profitable ) surplus asset management.Investment Recovery has been the missing link in the Supply Chain, so this handbook answers the many questions that supply chain purchasing management must solve."An essential review of the challenges-and solutions-to surplus asset management." -Todd Thompson, Colorado Springs Utilities"In the complexity of our increasingly 'green' society, we must try to ensure that we are not only returning value to our bottom line, but also the world we live in." -Marty Owens, Dow Chemical Company"An informative and helpful desk reference for all that is Investment Recovery and improved supply chain management."-Ronald Sizemore, BASF