Logistics Competence in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises: The Norwegian Experience

Prabir K. Bagchi · Helge Virum

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Quality and Supply Management Transport and Logistics Innovations Logistics and Transportation Systems

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The development of logistics as a competitive tool for increasing market share and improving operational efficiency is mainly occurring in the large “leading edge” companies. Several studies indicate that the small and medium sized enterprises (SME) are lagging behind in adapting to these developments. In this project an instrument for mapping the logistics processes in SMEs has been developed and tried out in 30 Norwegian companies.

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