Understanding Supply Chains: Concepts, Critiques, and Futures
- 6h 44m
- Roy Westbrook, Steve New
- Oxford University Press (UK)
- 2004
In recent years, Supply Chain Management has gained greater attention from academics and managers concerned to improve process efficiencies; and take best advantage of information technology and inter-organizational networks and relationships. This book brings together leading experts to provide a reference point for developments and issues in the area.
About the Editors
Steve New is a Lecturer in the Said Business School, Oxford University, and a Fellow of Hertford College. He was previously a lecturer at the Manchester School of Management, UMIST. He has won the Fellowship of the Operations Management Association (UK) 1993-4 for work in Purchasing and Supply.
Roy Westbrook is a Lecturer in the Said Business School, Oxford University, and a Fellow of St Hugh's College. He spent nine years in the Civil Service before becoming a specialist research officer and consultant, and later working at the London School of Economics. He has published widely and acts as a consultant to major corporations.
In this Book
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Supply Chain Paradigms
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Supply Chains: A Marketing Perspective
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Supply Chains: A Network Perspective
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Supply Chains: Construction and Legitimation
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Supply Chain Dynamics
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Supply Chain Complexity
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Supply Chain Learning
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Supply Chain Transparency
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Supply Chain Relationships
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The Green Supply Chain
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The Ethical Supply Chain
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Postscript: Supply Chain Futures
