Supply Chain Strategies demonstrates how organizations must take strategic decisions in order to manage their supply chains to sustain competitiveness in the global economy.
Supply Chain Strategies demonstrates how organizations must take strategic decisions in order to manage their supply chains to sustain competitiveness in the global economy.
Tony Hines is CEO of Consuming Future, a London-based consultancy which supports and promotes ethical and sustainable business practices. Previously, he was Professor of Marketing at Manchester Metropolitan University.
Inhaltsangabe
1 Environmental context for supply chain strategies 2 Supply chain risk - 7Vs 3 Strategic concepts and the customer-focused market-driven supply chain 4 The emergence of supply chain management and supply chain strategy as a critical success factor for organizations 5 Demand-driven customer-focused supply chain strategies 6 Supplier sourcing, procurement and evaluation 7 Supply chain structures and relationships 8 Supply chain technology 9 Strategic supply chain cost, value and measurement 10 Service levels, synchronization of business processes and inventories 11 Supply chain profitability, quality and world-class organizations 12 Logistics and fulfilment strategies 13 Supply chain futures 14 The big transition: realigning global supply chains
1 Environmental context for supply chain strategies 2 Supply chain risk - 7Vs 3 Strategic concepts and the customer-focused market-driven supply chain 4 The emergence of supply chain management and supply chain strategy as a critical success factor for organizations 5 Demand-driven customer-focused supply chain strategies 6 Supplier sourcing, procurement and evaluation 7 Supply chain structures and relationships 8 Supply chain technology 9 Strategic supply chain cost, value and measurement 10 Service levels, synchronization of business processes and inventories 11 Supply chain profitability, quality and world-class organizations 12 Logistics and fulfilment strategies 13 Supply chain futures 14 The big transition: realigning global supply chains
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