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Essay heading: Li & Fung: Internet Issues
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Furthermore, Li & Fung provided up-to-date fashion and market trend information to its clients, which made the clients more flexible to changes in their industries. Fourth, Li & Fung controlled and owned strategic links in the chain. For instance, it offered raw material sourcing to some manufacturers, and this ensured greater quality control and brought larger and thus more cost-effective amounts of raw materials... displayed 300 characters
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Fourth, Li & Fung controlled and owned strategic links in the chain. For instance, it offered raw material sourcing to some manufacturers, and this ensured greater quality control and brought larger and thus more cost-effective amounts of raw materials. Fifth, Li & Fung was entrepreneurial, allowing and giving senior managers the freedom to run the work as they see fit... displayed next 300 characters
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