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A broad general introduction to all essential aspects of logistics and supply chain management, set within the wider business context. The book uses well-developed pedagogy and numerous case studies, guiding the reader...
A broad general introduction to all essential aspects of logistics and supply chain management, set within the wider business context. The book uses well-developed pedagogy and numerous case studies, guiding the reader through the subject by retaining a strong focus on the application of theory and practical situations.
An introductory text that assumes no prior knowledge of logistics Can be used by many types of student, or people studying by themselves Takes a broad view, covering all types of organization Sets logistics within its strategic context Adopts a practical, straightforward and logical approach Illustrates principles with examples drawn from international organisations Employs welldeveloped pedagogy Is clearly written, presenting ideas in an informative and easy style Offers ancillary resources through the Companion Website, new for the second edition
PART I: INTRODUCTION The Context of Logistics Integrating the SC PART II: PLANNING THE SUPPLY CHAIN Logistics Strategy Implementing the Strategy Locating Facilities Planning Resources Controlling Material Flow Measuring & Improving Performance PART III: ACTIVITIES IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN Procurement Inventory Management Warehousing & Material Handling
DONALD WATERS was professor of Management at the University of Calgary, Canada. He has extensive experience of teaching and researching in the area of supply chain management and logistics.
DONALD WATERS was professor of Management at the University of Calgary, Canada. He has extensive experience of teaching and researching in the area of supply chain management and logistics.
