Executive Insights: Global Logistics

Donald J. Bowersox · Roger J. Calantone

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Logistics and Transportation Systems International Business and FDI Outsourcing and Supply Chain Management

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New developments in information technology and logistics practices are combining to offset traditional barriers to developing truly global business strategies. This article elaborates on these developments, provides a framework for understanding the scope and magnitude of global logistics, and presents a method for estimating heretofore unavailable global logistics expenditures. 1

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