E-commerce then and now
Hospital Materials Management, October 1, 2008
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In December 1996, a consortium of links in the medical supply chain released a study showing that the healthcare industry could save as much as $11 billion in annual supply chain costs by increasing efficiencies at manufacturing, distribution, and provider organizations.
The study, Efficient Healthcare Consumer Response (EHCR), based on a similar study of the grocery industry, blasted the nascent electronic medical suppliers into a wild orbit later to be known as e-commerce.
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