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Working Hard and Smart: How Technology is Integral for Value Chain Progress

Working Hard and Smart: How Technology is Integral for Value Chain Progress

Tags: Wealth Creation

Client Name: Ford Foundation

Location: New York

Resource Type: Presentation

Author Org: Community Resource Group, Appalachian Sustainable Development

Author: Evan Brown, Kevin Rowe

Year: 2012

Using technology in value chain construction and operations.
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