Managing Global Supply Chains:
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Writen byThomas A. Cook - PublisherCRC Press (Taylor & Francis Group)
- Year2008
In an era marked by supply chain disruptions, geopolitical tensions, and threats from transnational terrorism, this book is highly relevant. It equips policymakers, businesses, and logistics professionals with tools to enhance supply chain resilience and compliance with international security mandates. For community engagement, its practical recommendations could support national capacity building workshops, public-private security dialogues, and corporate training programs in developing economies prone to trade vulnerabilities or security risks. In an era marked by supply chain disruptions, geopolitical tensions, and threats from transnational terrorism, this book is highly relevant. It equips policymakers, businesses, and logistics professionals with tools to enhance supply chain resilience and compliance with international security mandates. For community engagement, its practical recommendations could support national capacity building workshops, public-private security dialogues, and corporate training programs in developing economies prone to trade vulnerabilities or security risks In an era marked by supply chain disruptions, geopolitical tensions, and threats from transnational terrorism, this book is highly relevant. It equips policymakers, businesses, and logistics professionals with tools to enhance supply chain resilience and compliance with international security mandates. For community engagement, its practical recommendations could support national capacity building workshops, public-private security dialogues, and corporate training programs in developing economies prone to trade vulnerabilities or security risks In an era marked by supply chain disruptions, geopolitical tensions, and threats from transnational terrorism, this book is highly relevant. It equips policymakers, businesses, and logistics professionals with tools to enhance supply chain resilience and compliance with international security mandates. For community engagement, its practical recommendations could support national capacity building workshops, public-private security dialogues, and corporate training programs in developing economies prone to trade vulnerabilities or security risks
