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Access requires an active UCInetID and password.

Authorized Affiliates are users with an active UCInetID and password, i.e. current UCI students, faculty, and staff.

 


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Supply Chains


Suppliers


Tip:

U.S. Public companies must disclose their customers' names, when 10% or more of their revenue comes from sales to a single materially important customer.  You'll find these in companies 10-K (Annual) SEC filings

Companies' Investor Relations pages can be a good supply chain resource, with details or lists of suppliers, sustainability efforts, etc. 


  • Search for a company.  Then in the left navigation menu >> Business Relationships >> Customers | Suppliers
 
 
 
 


Distributors


Tip: 
The terminology used for distributor may vary by industry. Synonyms might include: reseller, wholesaler, dealer, and broker

First: 
To build a list of distributors by industry (and location), first find the most relevant NAICS code for your product category.  NAICS codes related to "Wholesale Trade" start with the number 42.

Second:
Using one of the following company directory databases, enter the relevant NAICS code (it's an available search option), and use any other limiting criteria (e.g. location) that you need.


 
 


News on Supply Chains

 

News is often one of the only sources of information about a company's practices related to its supply chain. 

 

 

 

 

 Academic Articles for Supply Chains

 

 

 

 

 

Tip

Want eBooks about supply chains? Use this link!  

That link opens a UC Library Search page for eBooks on the subject.

Tip

Want eBooks about supply chains? Use this link!  

That link opens a UC Library Search page for eBooks on the subject.

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