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    <title>Re: The collaborative nervous system</title>
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      The main issue, I believe, is that in most human enterprises information sharing is still seen as a loss of controle. The Supply Chain does not escape this trend, as the different intermediaries involved, for instance in the transport part, are contractually binding their providers to make sure that any information (as harmless as it may be) is only disclosed to them rather than directly their client.

Any &#034;collaborative nervous system&#034; needs to address this aspect of things and at the same time respect contractual obligations of its agents.
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    <author>Alphast</author>
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