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FRANKLIN'S REENGINEERS SUPPLY CHAIN

HONG KONG -- Franklin's, a grocery chain operated by Dairy Farm here with 220 stores throughout Southeast Asia generating $2 billion in annual sales, has reengineered its back-end and supply chain system, including a technology overhaul. The next step, according to Dairy Farm CIO Richard Weatherstone, is improved POS systems to drive a more customer-centric approach.stock to just 16, and from a $32

February 14, 2000

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HONG KONG -- Franklin's, a grocery chain operated by Dairy Farm here with 220 stores throughout Southeast Asia generating $2 billion in annual sales, has reengineered its back-end and supply chain system, including a technology overhaul. The next step, according to Dairy Farm CIO Richard Weatherstone, is improved POS systems to drive a more customer-centric approach.

stock to just 16, and from a $32 million annual loss to a $38 million profit in 1999.

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