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Supply Chain Management
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- John T. Mentzer - University of Tennessee, Knoxville, USA, Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
December 2000 | 524 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc
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Based on in-depth interviews with top supply chain executives in twenty companies and a thorough review of supply chain management research, Supply Chain Management presents a comprehensive model of supply chain management. Contributors, all supply chain experts with real world experience, clearly define supply chain management, identify those factors that contribute to effective supply chain management, and suggest how the adoption of a supply chain management approach can affect business strategy and corporate performance. Each chapter opens with an executive summary and then provides practical guidelines on how companies can manage supply chains. The role of all the traditional business functions-marketing, sales, logistics, information systems, finances, customer services, and management-in supply chain management is also addressed. Supply Chain Management is an important and timely resource for students, managers, and others who need to better understand, manage and communicate about supply chain management.
Based on in-depth interviews with top supply chain executives in twenty companies and a thorough review of supply chain management research, Supply Chain Management presents a comprehensive model of supply chain management. Contributors, all supply chain experts with real world experience, clearly define supply chain management, identify those factors that contribute to effective supply chain management, and suggest how the adoption of a supply chain management approach can affect business strategy and corporate performance. Each chapter opens with an executive summary and then provides practical guidelines on how companies can manage supply chains. The role of all the traditional business functions-marketing, sales, logistics, information systems, finances, customer services, and management-in supply chain management is also addressed. Supply Chain Management is an important and timely resource for students, managers, and others who need to better understand, manage and communicate about supply chain management.
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Research and Development in Supply Chain Management
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Improving Supply Chain Sales Forecasting
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The Evolution and Growth of Production in Supply Chain Management
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Purchasing in a Supply Chain Context
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The Role of Logistics in the Supply Chain
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The Evolution and Growth of Information Systems in Supply Chain Management
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Financial Issues in Supply Chain Management
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Customer Service in a Supply Chain Management Context
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Interfunctional Coordination in Supply Chain Management
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Inter-Corporate Cooperation in Supply Chain Management
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Measuring Performance in the Supply Chain
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Managing the Supply Chain
". . . gives great insight into new roles for traditional business functions."
ShipChem.com
"This book provides structure and clarity for a much talked about, but poorly understood, functional requirement of business which directly relates to profitability for all members of the supply chain."
Homepoint.com
"This book is one of the most comprehensive collection of Supply Chain analytics ever compiled by comparing numerous multi-dimensional models in a number of matrix environment."
Premier, Inc.
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Business Division, Ohio Dominican University
November 16, 2013