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Business process re‐engineering (BPR) stresses the importance of taking
a process‐led approach to management compared with the functional
approach used by most companies. The implications of BPR for logistics
are vastly improved order fulfilment and reduced overheads. BPR′s
essence is to consider the process as a whole rather than a sequence of
tasks, which in many instances means using multi‐skilled personnel
rather than specialists in particular tasks. Concludes with the
observation that BPR seems set to give additional operational
responsibilities to logistics management as it develops within
organizations.

Examines an issue of fundamental importance to marketing and
manufacturing companies – how to implement more customer
focus and responsiveness through better management of their supply
chains. Aimed at senior management frustrated by their company′s
inability to make real breakthroughs in this arena, while at the same
time scared‐stiff of possible and catastrophic breakdown in supply
through imposed change that the company cannot accommodate. Offers some
ideas on how control and responsiveness can be achieved in logistics
through supportive systems improvements. By "logistics" we
are generically describing far more than just physical goods movement.

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