Heather Latham, GM’s director of supplier management, is driving a groundbreaking shift by unifying production and aftersales service supply chains.
Historically, GM’s supply chain for original equipment and service parts operated as two distinct entities, creating inefficiencies, particularly when dealing with suppliers…
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