HELP REQ FOR BOOKS

[POOJA23]

WELL MISSED MP A LOT IN THE LAST FEW DAYS.ANYWAYS NOW THAT IT'S BACK JUST WANTED HELP AS TO WHICH BOOKS TO REFER FOR LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT(sem5) . PLZ ITS URGENT.







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[vishal_1986]

Reference Books: 1) Logistic Management- Bowerso K.D.Closs- Mcgraw Hill New York-1996 2) The Strategy Of Distribution Management- Martin Christopher 3) Physical Distribution Management- Logistical Approach- Khanna K. -Himalaya 4) Logistics Systems Analysis- Mossman, Blanket& Helferich 5) Business Logistic Management-Ronald Ballou

 

[darelina]

hey guys any idea where can i get logistic notes....cant find any thread on it...

 

[abhishreshthaa]

hey guys any idea where can i get logistic notes....cant find any thread on it...

hey friend, here are the links for notes ..... check it out and use search option in the site to search for notes you can get many of this over there...

Notes for Logistics Management [Archive] - ManagementParadise.com - Your MBA Online Degree Program and Management Students Forum for MBA,BMS, MMS, BMM, BBA, students & aspirants.

http://www.managementparadise.com/forums/elements-logistics/36830-notes-logistics.html

http://www.managementparadise.com/forums/elements-logistics-logs/18044-logistic-notes.html

http://www.managementparadise.com/forums/articles/18045-logistic-notes.html

LOGISTICS NOTES.... [Archive] - ManagementParadise.com - Your MBA Online Degree Program and Management Students Forum for MBA,BMS, MMS, BMM, BBA, students & aspirants.


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[jitendra05]

Here are some of the books :

Humanitarian Logistics
By Martin Christopher

The Handbook of Logistics and Distribution Management 4th Edition
By Peter Baker, Phil Croucher and Alan Rushton

The Principles of Warehouse Design
By Peter Baker

Logistics Management and Strategy - Competing through the Supply Chain 3rd edition
By Alan Harrison and Remko van Hoek

Logistics and Supply Chain Management
By Martin Christopher