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Anonymous A

on Feb 15, 2021

Global

Operations and new technology implementation

Hi,

How would you approach the following case please:

Our client is a large grocery distribution company. The CEO is thinking about automating parts of his company processes. What are the implications of this ?

I was thinking about exploring: the company in terms of costs and revenues change, customer, competition and products. How would you approach the case differently in a MECE way please?

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