Supply Chain Management versus Logistics
What is the difference between supply chain management and logistics?
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Ernest Guzman, Philippines
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SCM vs Logistics
The definition is correct. To put it more clearly, logistics is part of SCM. SCM also includes the design, demand and sourcing management before the inbound of logistics. And SCM also includes (at the end) the outbound logistics, the distribution, retailing and consumer feedback to the product. Note that it does not intrude into marketing in that it only looks specifically at the technical issues of the product and not to the disciplines of marketing, design and costing.
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Pandurang Koppal, UAE
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The Field of Logistics
The field of logistics also includes: Insurance, Clearing & Forwarding and 3rd Party Logistics Contr... Sign up
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Kasongo Chabwe, Zambia
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Logistics and Supply Chain Management
I still need more elaborate distinction between logistics and supply chain management.
It appears t... Sign up
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Dolph Miller, USA
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Logistics & Supply Chain Management
I work as a management consultant at McLane Logistics Technology. Here is a simple difference betwee... Sign up
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Mzamane, Lesotho
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Logistics is a Component of SCM
I am currently studying supply chain management and I did logistic as a module in that course. I hav... Sign up
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