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During the past twenty years, companies have reduced the time and cost of the manufacturing process. Now, they are attempting to streamline their supply chains in the same way, but they are struggling with this initiative. This shift in focus is quickly changing the nature of business competition. The battle is no longer company vs. company, it's supply chain vs. supply chain. The formula for winning this new battle is assembling a killer supply chain -- the one that, like those of Dell and WalMart, will let them deliver products to their customers faster, better, and cheaper than anyone else. Written by best-selling author David A. Taylor, this is a guide to understanding and solving the complex problems of supply chain management. Using Taylor's signature fast-track summaries, graphics, sidebars, and additional content and exercises on the CD-ROM and Web site, readers will easily grasp the critical insights into this demanding subject, and walk away knowing just what they need to know in order to contribute effectively to their company's supply chain success.
This book investigates how organizations can transition from traditional competitive models to supply chain-centric strategies to achieve superior market performance. Author David A. Taylor utilizes his professional expertise to break down the complexities of modern logistics, arguing that the primary locus of business competition has shifted from individual firms to entire supply networks. The text provides a structured framework for managers to optimize their internal processes, drawing on successful industry examples like Dell and Walmart to illustrate the mechanics of high-efficiency distribution and manufacturing.
What You Will Find
Industry professionals and students often cite this text as a practical, accessible entry point for understanding the complexities of logistics management. Experts highlight the author's use of visual aids and summaries as effective tools for distilling dense operational concepts into actionable business strategies.
Page Count:
256
Publication Date:
2003-01-01
Publisher:
Addison-Wesley Professional
ISBN-10:
020184463X
ISBN-13:
9780201844634
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