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The objective of a business is to satisfy the customers and managers have to ensure continuous flow and max utilization of resources.materials management is concerned with the management function supporting the complete cycle of materials flow from the purchase and internal control of production materials to planning and control of work in process to warehousing, shipping and distribution of finished profucts
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