Supply Chain Management: Find Books

The Goal is a gripping, fast-paced business novel about overcoming the barriers to making money. You will learn the fundamentals of identifying and solving the problems created by constraints. From the moment you finish the book you will be able to start successfully addressing chronic productivity and quality problems.

Logistics expert Jane Malcolm got her training under fire literallyin the Gulf War, where movement of supplies and equipment meant the difference between life and death. Eight years later, shes running her own logistics consulting firm. But as shestands on the brink of her greatest victory, she will be swept into a new, high-stakesgame with an opponent she may not even recognizeuntil its too late.

This title reveals how to use the latest and best procurement practices to help your organization maximize the effectiveness and efficiency of its supply chain. The ability of purchasing to dramatically increase return on investment, reduce costs, improve quality, and shorten time to market is highlighted throughout this practical guide.

Fully revised and expanded with new case studies, executive interviews, and the latest technology tools available for supply chain management and contains valuable tips, techniques, illustrative real-world examples, exhibits, and best practices. This handy and concise paperback will help you stay up to date on the newest thinking, strategies, developments, and technologies in supply chain management

Provides a comprehensive treatment of the issues involved in relief supply chain management (SCM), providing humanitarian aid and emergency assistance following natural and manmade disasters.

Topics include competition and coordination in a fashion supply chain with wholesale pricing schemes, and RFID adoption in the apparel supply chain among small manufacturers and large retailers including strategic partnerships in the US textile and apparel industry, and time-constrained fashion sales forecasting.

Written to give supply chain partners, policymakers, researchers, students and food enthusiasts a deep understandings of how food is grown, processed, manufactured, distributed and sold to American consumers. FSCM also explores the interplay between domestic and global food supply and demand.