Supply Chain Management: A View of the Distribution Channel
Keywords:
logistics management, physical distribution, transportationAbstract
This paper addresses the supply chain management in its practical dimension, the organization and the objectives in such
a system, its mission and what the goals of the service provider segment customer service are. It also analyzes the application
areas of logistics management, dealing with issues as the supply chain structure, supply and physical distribution, as well as
the importance of transportations area, the services after the sale and the distribution of their products. Finally, a view of activity
based costing techniques for the assessment of the supply chain management is presented.
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