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by lovich
1224 days ago
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Some of it is also the logistics chain. A commercial enterprise can get away with purchasing a screw. A military airplane tracks the screw from its lathing, to rod forming, to steel production, to iron production + coke production, to iron ore and coke inputs. All this so that when a certain part fails all related parts can be checked for similar failures. Apple is the only commercial enterprise I am aware of that attempts to have similar supply chain controls, and their products aren’t cheap. |
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