I am, admittedly, biased. Why? I believe in single sourcing, have participated in successful single sourcing initiatives and think the book is great. It's simple and straightforeward. What's not to like?
I don't know the author personally, nor am I employed by the author, etc. I just like the fact that someone FINALLY has written a book on the topic -- and done it well.
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I am, admittedly, biased. Why? I believe in single sourcing, have participated in successful single sourcing initiatives and think the book is great. It's simple and straightforeward. What's not to like?
I don't know the author personally, nor am I employed by the author, etc. I just like the fact that someone FINALLY has written a book on the topic -- and done it well.