TEN-MEGA TRENDS THAT WILL REVOLUTIONIZE SUPPLY CHAIN LOGISTICS

Donald J. Bowersox · David J. Closs · Theodore P. Stank

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This article, the last in the visioning series under the current editor, describes the authors' vision of the major trends in supply chain logistics as well as their perspective regarding current industry status with respect to these trends. The authors also suggest the changes and transformations that must take place to enable firms to achieve this vision.

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