Purchasing and Supply Chain Management: Strategies and Realities: Strategies and RealitiesQuayle, Michael Idea Group Inc (IGI), 31/12/2005 - 360 من الصفحات Through case studies and practical examples, Purchasing and Supply Chain Management: Strategies and Realities illustrates how organizations worldwide can apply strategies for supply chain implementation. This book shows readers how to develop a supply chain strategy and implementation plan and use it to gain an advantage in the 21st century competitive marketplace. ??I found this to be a stunning book which will reach a wide audience since every supply chain, logistics, production, purchasing and service manager will need to have it as an office reference book.? - Sir Roger S. Jones, OBE, Chairman of the Welsh Development Agency, UK |
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Chapter II Strategic Purchasing Management | 21 |
Chapter III Purchasing Policy | 50 |
Chapter IV Quality Management and Customer Service | 89 |
Chapter V Supply Chain Management | 104 |
Chapter VI Managing the Supply Chain Function | 120 |
Chapter VII Operating Environments | 138 |
Chapter VIII Provisioning and Inventory Control | 161 |
Chapter IX Stores Management | 228 |
Chapter X Transport | 264 |
Chapter XI Physical Distribution | 303 |
Chapter XII EBusiness | 320 |
References and Bibliography | 342 |
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