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Quick response inputs and outcomes in the apparel industry: an example from a South African retailer

This paper provides a two-tier framework for empirically analysing Quick Response on a product level. The first part of the framework suggests retail metrics based on the characteristics of Quick Response to allow comparison between supply chains in terms of their adherance ot the strategy. The seco...

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Main Author: White, Gary
Other Authors: Ross, Donald
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Language:English
Published: School of Economics 2017
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description This paper provides a two-tier framework for empirically analysing Quick Response on a product level. The first part of the framework suggests retail metrics based on the characteristics of Quick Response to allow comparison between supply chains in terms of their adherance ot the strategy. The second section of the framework lays out a methodology for quantifying the benefits of Quick Response by comparing product level performance of Quick Response products to those on traditonal lead times. The suggested methodology is applied to data from a large South African clothing retailer as an example.
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spelling oai:open.uct.ac.za:11427/25530 Quick response inputs and outcomes in the apparel industry: an example from a South African retailer White, Gary Ross, Donald Economics This paper provides a two-tier framework for empirically analysing Quick Response on a product level. The first part of the framework suggests retail metrics based on the characteristics of Quick Response to allow comparison between supply chains in terms of their adherance ot the strategy. The second section of the framework lays out a methodology for quantifying the benefits of Quick Response by comparing product level performance of Quick Response products to those on traditonal lead times. The suggested methodology is applied to data from a large South African clothing retailer as an example. 2017-10-04T14:27:20Z 2017-10-04T14:27:20Z 2017 Master Thesis Masters MCom http://hdl.handle.net/11427/25530 eng application/pdf School of Economics Faculty of Commerce University of Cape Town
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Quick response inputs and outcomes in the apparel industry: an example from a South African retailer
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title Quick response inputs and outcomes in the apparel industry: an example from a South African retailer
title_full Quick response inputs and outcomes in the apparel industry: an example from a South African retailer
title_fullStr Quick response inputs and outcomes in the apparel industry: an example from a South African retailer
title_full_unstemmed Quick response inputs and outcomes in the apparel industry: an example from a South African retailer
title_short Quick response inputs and outcomes in the apparel industry: an example from a South African retailer
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topic Economics
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