Sony Electronics produces a wide variety of electronic products for the consumer marketplace, such as laptop computers, PlayStation game consoles, and tablet computers. What type of products would these be considered in the Supply Chain Uncertainty Framework?

Sony Electronics produces a wide variety of electronic products for the consumer marketplace, such as laptop computers, PlayStation game consoles, and tablet computers. What type of products would these be considered in the Supply Chain Uncertainty Framework?

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