Our Recommended Reading List for Logisticians
Here is our list of recommended reading material for logisticians, offered through our affiliation with Amazon.com. Many of these books are used as college texts and have proven to be core references for the science of logistics engineering. These books are all worthy for a spot on any logistician’s bookshelf.
Most of the books in our collection are available as both Kindle downloads and print. Clicking on the book images will open a preview window, which can also take you to to the Amazon.com listing for purchase.
Global Logistics for Dummies is an operational-level reference and overview for those manufacturers, businesses, product distributors, providers of logistics services, humanitarian and disaster relief responders and logisticians on both ends of a global chain who are considering entry in or have recently embarked on entering the global logistics chain/market.
Easy to follow and packed with tons of helpful information, it serves as a springboard to larger texts for more detailed information.
Beginning with an introduction to both the “whats” and “whys” of global logistics, the book sheds light on how global logistics demands the involvement of not only all elements of the logistics enterprise – e.g., design, logistics engineering, supply, storage/distribution, maintenance, transportation, returns/re-manufacturing, etc. – but also all elements of the business enterprise.
In no time, it’ll get you up to speed on the whole-enterprise logistics elements that should be considered in the decision to enter and excel in providing logistics end-items, goods, and services to a global customer.
- Deliver global disaster and relief logistics support
- Explore global manufacturing and distribution logistics
- Provide logistics services for foreign customers