Which military-developed supply chain innovation, first implemented during World War II, revolutionized retail inventory management and is considered the precursor to modern just-in-time delivery systems?

Military history has profoundly shaped retail supply chain management. From the logistics systems developed during World War II to the implementation of RFID technology first used by military forces, retail operations have benefited immensely from military innovations. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal moment when military supply chain tactics revolutionized the retail sector, creating foundations for systems we still use today.

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The Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) system, developed by General George Patton's Third Army
The Planning Programming Budgeting System (PPBS) created by the Navy in 1944
The Distribution Requirements Planning (DRP) system developed by the Allied Forces
The Hierarchical Inventory Control (HIC) model from the Manhattan Project