Air Force Journal of Logistics. Volume 34, Numbers 3 and 4, 2011

The DoD is failing to achieve maximum savings by limiting e-RA use to simplified, low-dollar acquisitions. Substantially greater savings are obtainable through strategically identifying goods or services in large volume in order to maximize economies of scale. Electronic Reverse Auctions -- Removing...

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Hauptverfasser:	Hawkins, Timothy G, Coyne, Adam V, Hudgens, Bryan J
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