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How 7-Eleven turned it around through outsourcing
A Harvard Business School study on how outsourcing affects your operations reveals that 7-Eleven, the famous mini-mart neighbourhood store, came back from the brink by moving from being a vertically integrated firm to outsourcing many of its activities and building an effective supply-chain network.
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