A view of logistics
Title: A view of logistics
Category: Business & Economy / Management
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A view of logistics
Index
Executive Summary ------------------------------------------------------------------2
Introduction ----------------------------------------------------------------------------3
Goldratt Approach --------------------------------------------------------------------4
Brother's distribution strategy -----------------------------------------------------6
Implication from Brother -----------------------------------------------------------9
Recommendation --------------------------------------------------------------------12
Conclusion -----------------------------------------------------------------------------15
Appendix -------------------------------------------------------------------------------16
Reference -------------------------------------------------------------------------------17
Executive Summary
Supply chain has played an important role in today's competitive market. Information system which consists of hardware and software used throughout a supply chain is an essential element to help managers to analyze the present situation. The use of the computer to distribute and gather information became affordable to all companies. Increase storage capacity and to gather …
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