Titlebook: International Logistics; Donald F. Wood,Anthony Barone,Daniel L. Wardlow Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1995 Transpor

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Future Issues in International Logistics,etween western European powers were the focus of the world’s attention. After World War II, the cold war, which lasted until about 1990, involved two superpowers whose conflicts were fought on the lands of other nations. During much of the 20th century, international tensions were great.

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Logistics of Export Product Movement,racts, and continually administers trading; the distribution channel provides five functions: adjustment (including the concentration, selection, and dispersion of goods), transfer, storage, handling, and communication. In Chapter 12, mention was made of a third channel, one for documentation.

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Land Transport to and from Ports, and to and from Canada and Mexico,ments. Although intermodal can mean any two modes, for international movements one tends to think of containers transferred between ship and rail, and moved by truck between the railroad’s intermodal ramp and the shipper or consignee. Nearly all air cargo movements are intermodal in the sense that truck and air are the two modes involved..

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International Logistics Functions and Intermediaries,called “integrated logistics support.”. As used in this book, logistics is the organized movement of materials and, sometimes, people. Logistics includes movement of whatever information is needed to sustain its own operations. Logistics implies that a number of separate activities are undertaken and are coordinated.

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Logistics as a Tool for Integrating International Operations,orally separate. The increasingly sophisticated global market demands have forced savvy marketers to respond with increasingly sophisticated strategies, including the use of logistics for strategic advantage. Often they integrate their operations with those of increasingly sophisticated purchasers.

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Book 1995y not contain sufficient detail to answer all questions. The topic-and the challenge­ is much larger than any single book can cover! A number of people helped us, and their assistance should be recognized. They include Robert L. Argentieri, Eunice Coleman, Patricia J. Daugherty, Robert Derbin, Rober

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978-1-4613-5867-1Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1995