Logistics Outsourcing Relationships


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Logistics Outsourcing Relationships


Logistics Outsourcing Relationships

Author: Jan M. Deepen

language: en

Publisher: Springer Science & Business Media

Release Date: 2007-06-13


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This book uses state-of-the-art scientific methods to reveal that most firms currently do not realize the full potential of logistics outsourcing. It shows the complexity of outsourcing performance and that its true drivers lie in the relationship between service providers and their customers. Through the results of a large-scale empirical survey, the book also emphasizes the importance of a firm's approach towards outsourcing.

Logistics Outsourcing Relationships


Logistics Outsourcing Relationships

Author: Jan M. Deepen

language: en

Publisher: Physica

Release Date: 2009-09-03


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This book uses state-of-the-art scientific methods to reveal that most firms currently do not realize the full potential of logistics outsourcing. It shows the complexity of outsourcing performance and that its true drivers lie in the relationship between service providers and their customers. Through the results of a large-scale empirical survey, the book also emphasizes the importance of a firm's approach towards outsourcing.

Customer Loyalty in Third Party Logistics Relationships


Customer Loyalty in Third Party Logistics Relationships

Author: David L. Cahill

language: en

Publisher: Springer Science & Business Media

Release Date: 2006-11-23


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To manage an effective customer loyalty program, third party logistics service providers (3PLs) must understand the determining factors, as well as cultural background on loyalty. This book develops a model of customer loyalty, which is then validated using empirical data from nearly 800 logistics managers in Germany and the USA. The author reviews the effects of different relational factors on the model, and explores relevant German-US cultural differences.