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Forecasting supply chain disruptions in the textile industry using machine learning: A case study
The disruption of the material supply chain may impact planned production schedules with both, financial and non-financial implications. It has always been difficult to make the Supply Chain (SC) more resilient. There is a lack in the literature to examine how logistics processes operate at the firm
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