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Blend logistics theory with practical applications as you offer students a refined focus on the supply chain approach with Langley/Novack/Gibson/Coyle's SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT: A LOGISTICS PERSPECTIVE, 11E. This edition highlights emerging issues, technology developments, and global changes in today's constantly evolving field of supply chain management. Updates examine significant changes in business environments and their impact on the success of supply chains. New coverage emphasizes recent supply chain technology, e-commerce and omni-channel supply chains, changes in transportation and pricing, warehousing, and impacts on future designs of supply chains. Updated profiles introduce chapter topics using real companies and familiar people and events, while updated "On the Line" features and short cases provide hands-on managerial experience. Revised technology features emphasize the latest advancements in supply chain management and logistics practices throughout the world. A complete support package further reinforces your instruction.
作者簡介
John J. Coyle
現職：Pennsylvania State University
C. John Langley, Jr.
現職：Pennsylvania State University
Robert A. Novack
現職：Pennsylvania State University
Brian J. Gibson
現職：Auburn University
PART I: SUPPLY CHAIN FOUNDATIONS
Ch 1 Supply Chain Management: An Overview
Ch 2 Global Dimensions of Supply Chains
Ch 3 Role of Logistics in Supply Chains
Ch 4 Supply Chain and Omni–Channel Network Design
PART II: SUPPLY CHAIN FUNDAMENTALS
Ch 5 Sourcing Materials and Services
Ch 6 Producing Goods and Services
Ch 7 Demand Management
Ch 8 Order Management and Customer Service
PART III: CROSS-CHAIN LOGISTICS PROCESSES
Ch 9 Managing Inventory in the Supply Chain
Ch10 Distribution–Managing Fulfillment Operations
Ch11 Transportation–Managing the Flow of the Supply Chain
PART IV: SUPPLY CHAIN CHALLENGES AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS
Ch12 Aligning Supply Chains
Ch13 Supply Chain Performance Measurement and Financial Analysis
Ch14 Supply Chain Technology–Managing information Flows
Ch15 Strategic Challenges and Change for Supply Chains
