The Supply Chain Yearbook, 2001 Edition

The Supply Chain Manager's Problem-Solving Toolbox - Featuring Techniques Used by Cisco, Saturn, PPG, and Other Global Logistics LeadersIn today's world if instant Internet connectivity and global distribution, effective supply chain management (SCM) is a factor critical to organizational success and growth. Professionals from engineers to administrators must understand the latest logistical strategies and practices for each link in the chain if they are to keep projects on schedule and on budget.The Supply Chain Yearbook, 2001 Edition, provides the "best of the best" thinking from today's most accomplished SCM researchers and practitioners. Articles from professional journals, including Supply Chain Management Review, Harvard Business Review, Industry Week, Purchasing, and over two dozen other magazines, books, and websites provide practitioners with a one-stop, first-of-its-kind supply chain management anthology. Articles include:

• Why Your Supply Chain Doesn't Work
• Supply Chain Optimization at Internet Speed
• Purchasing Leaders Disclose Advanced Best ractices
• E-Commerce Realities in Warehousing and Distribution
• Reverse Logistics as a Competitive Strategy

• Part One: Supply Chain Management Today.
• Part Two: Supply Chain Management Planning.
• Part Three: Procurement and Supply Management Principles and Practices.
• Part Four: Supply Chain Logistics Fulfillment.
• Part Five: Supply Chain Management Execution.
• Part Six: Supply Chain Evaluation and Metrics.
• Part Seven: The Future of Supply Chain Management.
• Part Eight: Supply Chain Management Resources.