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Information Systems in Logistics and Transportation

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ISBN-10: 0080430546

ISBN-13: 9780080430546

Edition: 2nd 1997

Authors: Bernhard Tilanus

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Rapid developments in information technology have many implications for the organisation and management of transport and logistics. Information technology has transcended the borders of the individual firm. Management control and decision making throughout the supply chain has therefore become an important focus of attention for management and for academia. Information systems are needed which can support that control and decision making. The 20 specially commissioned chapters presented here study applications of information systems to logistics and transportation systems. Divided into two complementary sections, "Research Directions" and "Perspectives from Practice", this original and…    
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Book details

List price: $156.99
Edition: 2nd
Copyright year: 1997
Publisher: Emerald Publishing Limited
Publication date: 5/15/1997
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 348
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.496

Foreward
Editorial
Introduction to information systems in logistics and transportation
Research Directions. Managing sustainable mobility: a conceptual framework
Information technology and distribution strategy
Interoganizational logistics flexibility in marketing channels
Quantifying transport quality in line-based road traffic
Reliability in supply-chains and the use of information technology: a geographical view
A framework efficiency model for goods transportation: with an application to regional breakbulk distribution
Information flows along integrated transport chains
Information as a value adder for the transport user
Information flows in logistics channels
Using DEA for decision support at combined transport terminals
Principles for the choice between routine maintenance and premaintenance in a network of public roads
Infrastructure integration and urban restructuring: a case for planning with a geographic information system
Perspectives from Practice. Transport and logistic systems from Volvo's view
SKF's European transport network: a case study
Advanced logistics in Europe: the case of BTL group
Channel concept in a consolidation network
Tracking and tracing at an international haulier: where are we now, and where do our customers want us to go?
Harbour operations in a roll-on-roll-off service industry
Fully automatic scheduling methods
Optimisation of a generic multi-node transportation and information network
About the authors
Index of Keywords