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The results of the North American Automotive 鈥?Tier 1 Suppler Working Relations Index Study, the 15th of its kind, reveals just how crucial it is for auto makers to manage and foster their supplier relations. The benefits of a good supplier relationship, the research shows, span far beyond simply saving money, and hold implications for B2B industries outside of the auto
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