Business Logistics Management : Theory and Practice

John Joseph Vogt · Wessel J. Pienaar · P. W.C. De Wit · Pierre Linford · Gerard De Villiers

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Part I: Introduction 1: Introduction to business logistics. Part II: Strategy 2: Competitive advantage created by logistics 3: Integrated logistics and the supply chain. Part III: Applied logistics 4: Planning 5: Procurement management 6: Inventory management 7: Materials handling and equipment 8: Packaging 9: Warehousing: types and design 10: Warehouse management 11: Transport systems and infrastructure 12: Transport management 13: International logistics 14: Reverse logistics. Part IV: Integration 15: Systems in logistics 16: E-business 17: Financial 18: Project and change management. Part V: Logistics: Quo Vadis? 19: Future of logistics and supply chain management.

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