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1. Management of Business Logistics: A Supply Chain
Perspective by John J. Coyle, Edward J. Bardi, C. John
Langley, Hardcover: 672 pages, Publisher: South-Western
College
Presents the latest developments in logistics
management. Its managerial focus blends logistics theory
with practical applications and includes updated
material of latest transportation regulations and
carrier pricing.
2. Logistics and Supply Chain Management: Strategies
for Reducing Cost and Improving Service, Second Edition
by Martin Christopher, Hardcover: 304 pages, Pub:
Financial Times Prentice Hall
Logistics management is increasingly being seen as a
source of competitive strength. Its effective use
provides potential for cost reduction and the
opportunity for increasing market share. The second
edition discusses the role of logistics in achieving
corporate and financial goals. Updated and expanded with
more checklists, more short cases and executive
summaries, this is an invaluable guide for all logistics
and distribution managers.
3. Business Logistics Management (4th Edition) by
Ronald H. Ballou, Hardcover: 696 pages, Publisher:
Prentice Hall
A comprehensive discussion of the planning, organizing,
and controlling of such activities as transportation,
inventory maintenance, order processing, purchasing,
warehousing, materials handling, packaging, customer
service standards, and product scheduling. CD-ROM
included.
4. Purchasing And Supply Management by Michiel
Leenders, Harold E. Fearon, Anna Flynn, P. Fraser
Johnson, Hardcover: 768 pages, Publisher:
McGraw-Hill/Irwin
Recognizes the major supply challenges facing all
organizations and their purchasing and supply management
implications. It also provides solid grounding in the
basic tools and techniques along with opportunities to
test comprehension through carefully crafted questions
and cases.5. Streamlined : 14 Principles for
Building & Managing the Lean Supply Chain by Mandyam M.
Srinivasan, Hardcover: 368 pages, Publisher:
South-Western Educational
The concepts in this book can be applied to any
organization, regardless of the industry one works in.
Veteran managers will gain a new perspective as they
view the supply chain from a holistic approach. The 14
principles in the book are presented with common-sense
explanations. Less experienced managers will benefit
from the case studies that provide living examples of
how each of the 14 principles has been applied
successfully in practice. The summaries and conclusions
throughout the book effectively reinforce the content in
each chapter.
6. E-Distribution by Barry Lawrence, Daniel F.
Jennings, Brian E. Reynolds, Hardcover: 264 pages,
Publisher: South-Western College
E-Distribution provides an understanding of the role of
the distributor in the supply chain and presents an
E-Business Model that allows the integration of the
customer into the distributor's operations. It provides
information on how forecasting, purchasing,
decision-making, inventory management, and vendor
relationships can be accomplished within an e-commerce
environment. The text stresses the importance of
e-commerce and developing contemporary distribution
models to leverage the power of technology within
business distribution systems.
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