Logistics is an essential introduction for any business student studying logistics or supply chain management. It takes a broad view of logistics, exploring all the main concepts within a wide business context, with a strong focus on application and practical situations. This clear and well-written text gives a very up-to-date perspective on this fast moving field. It explores the management of logistics and its strategic role within an organization, while examining new developments in the field and providing an international dimension to the subject.
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"I was delighted to see the proposed contents - a book I have been searching for! I like the approach, with a broad focus. The up-to-date viewpoint, which includes e-commerce, is appreciated."--Martin Hoffen, Oxford Brookes University
"...a well written text which was easy to understand and presented in a clear and succinct format. The book focused on application throughout, with reference to companies, practical examples and questions."-- Richard Crompton, University of Huddersfield
"It is an interesting read with many good examples. The messages are kept simple and easy to follow...this appears to have the making of an excellent introductory text."-- Mark Teale, University of Lincoln
"The text is well written and straightforward. It is easy to read and follow. The worked examples and the end of chapter questions work well."--Leigh Sparks, University of Stirling
"...a well written text which was easy to understand and presented in a clear and succinct format. The book focused on application throughout, with reference to companies, practical examples and questions."-- Richard Crompton, University of Huddersfield
"It is an interesting read with many good examples. The messages are kept simple and easy to follow...this appears to have the making of an excellent introductory text."-- Mark Teale, University of Lincoln
"The text is well written and straightforward. It is easy to read and follow. The worked examples and the end of chapter questions work well."--Leigh Sparks, University of Stirling
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Donald Waters was Professor of Management, University of Calgary.
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This book is really good, I would say that you can find there a basics about logistics and how to work in logistics. Very helpful for people who already started studying logistics. Peter
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All organisations move materials. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
infinite set approach, own account transport, logistics audit, movement kanban, reorder cost, multiple activity chart, efficient customer response, total holding costs, target stock level, logistics strategy, higher strategies, lean strategy, logistics centre, logistics mission, resource requirement planning, gross requirements, reorder level, stock cycle, high customer service, tier customer, production kanban, regional wholesaler, aggregate plans, efficient logistics, enabling practices Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, European Union, John Wiley, Prentice Hall, Institute of Logistics, Kogan Page, Load Load, Financial Times, References Further, Ace Dairies, Operate Operate Load, Channel Tunnel, Mount Isa, Operations Management, Toyota Production System, Englewood Cliffs, Federal Express, Free Press, George Lennox, Load Unload Operate, Operate Load Unload, Western Operations Group, Annual Abstract of Statistics, British Airways, Canadian Forces Supply Depot New!
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All organisations move materials. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
infinite set approach, own account transport, logistics audit, movement kanban, reorder cost, multiple activity chart, efficient customer response, total holding costs, target stock level, logistics strategy, higher strategies, lean strategy, logistics centre, logistics mission, resource requirement planning, gross requirements, reorder level, stock cycle, high customer service, tier customer, production kanban, regional wholesaler, aggregate plans, efficient logistics, enabling practices Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, European Union, John Wiley, Prentice Hall, Institute of Logistics, Kogan Page, Load Load, Financial Times, References Further, Ace Dairies, Operate Operate Load, Channel Tunnel, Mount Isa, Operations Management, Toyota Production System, Englewood Cliffs, Federal Express, Free Press, George Lennox, Load Unload Operate, Operate Load Unload, Western Operations Group, Annual Abstract of Statistics, British Airways, Canadian Forces Supply Depot New!
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- Global Logistics and Distribution Planning: Strategies for Management by Donald Waters on 6 pages
- Operations Management: A Systems Approach Through Text and Cases by Charles John Constable on 5 pages
- Operations Management: Producing Goods & Services by Donald Waters on 4 pages
- Business Strategy: An Introduction by John Grieve Smith on page 81, and page 349
- Managing the Supply Chain by J.L. Gattorna on page 26, and page 250
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- Modern Construction Management by Frank Harris III in Back Matter
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