Logistics/Supply Chain/Expert Profile

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IRKE JAMBWA	07/17/08	10	10	10	10	good advice

Recent Answers from Peter A. Crosby

2009-11-06 vehicle routing and scheduling:

The most efficient route structures for all customers in a terriory or area is found this way. Note you said "routes" and not "customer stops". Customer stops route sequence is driver by the time windows

2009-10-27 Question:

Supply chain management, logistics, and physical distribution include three distinct groups of business functions. Sometimes the definitions vary by industrial sector, or the military/service sector of

2009-05-01 SCM:

Vladimir: Please send me your email address and I will put you in touch with the CGR Management Consultants Principals that have done work in the food industry in Russia and the Ukraine. Thank you

2009-03-27 lean, agile (again):

Mohamed: Please go to three websites, to answer your questions: APICS.ORG- American Production & Inventory Control Society ISM.ORG- Institute of Supply Management CSCMP.ORG- Council of Supply

2009-02-10 cube adjusted weight:

CAW (cube adjusted weight) is used to calculate the portion that a truckload is used up by a product, when the truckload contains a wide range of low to high density products (ex: ping pong balls versus