Description

Even the smallest businesses must compete with an expanding pool of international suppliers and customers due to the increasingly global nature of business. Numerous organisational, technical, and cultural changes are brought about as a result, challenging conventional management techniques. Whatever strategies are used to address these issues, all businesses will eventually need to coordinate the flow of their goods, information, and resources. This book focuses on ideas, rules, and practical examples that help readers better grasp supply chain management (SCM). Various disciplines have examined and combined the material that is now available. The book is intended to add to the body of knowledge already available on supply chain management. This work will appeal to all types of readers, but especially academicians, researchers, and students of management, economics, and commerce. It is packed with novel concepts and practises.