The reverse logistics including virtual activities

• Autorzy: Danijel Kovačić , Marija Bogataj
• Języki publikacji: EN

Abstrakty

EN

To extract maximum net present value (NPV) from a supply chain, it is imperative to closely examine the existing processes and recognise the virtual chains operating within. In general, it is easier to understand virtual supply chain when following activities of customers, retailers and wholesalers, although in a multistage global supply chain such a case could appear at each stage of activities. In the analysis of virtual supply chains, we consider the material flow and information flow in such systems. While in a traditional supply chain the product is dispatched from the wholesaler and passes through the retailer on its way to the customer, the information about the demand for the items flow goes in the opposite direction - from the customers to the retailer and than to the wholesaler.(fragment tekstu)

Słowa kluczowe

EN

Logistic services; Logistic networks; Supply chain; Internet sale

PL

Usługi logistyczne; Sieci logistyczne; Łańcuch dostaw; Sprzedaż internetowa

• Czasopismo: Scientific Publications / University of Economics in Katowice
• Rocznik: 2011
• Tom: Changing paradigm for inventory management in a supply chain context
• Strony: 154--173

Twórcy

autor

Danijel Kovačić

• University of Lubljana, Slovenia

autor

Marija Bogataj

• University of Lubljana, Slovenia

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