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Logistics Engineering & Management
Pearson New International Edition
Benjamin S. Blanchard
For Industrial Engineering courses focusing on logistic engineering and management.
An authoritative exploration of logistics management within the engineering design and development process, this book concentrates on the design, sustaining maintenance and support of systems from a lifecycle perspective. This is the only text that deals with logistics and system support: (1) as an integrated entity and an integral part of the overall structure of a total –system”; (2) from a total system life-cycle perspectiveãfrom the initial identification of a need through design and development, production, utilisation and support, and retirement and material disposal; and (3) as a major consideration early in the system life cycle during the system engineering design and development process.
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