Part III
Multistage Integration for Efficiency, Resilience, and Effectiveness
Despite spending billions on logistics systems improvements in recent decades, the results have always been less than expected and often years later than promised…[A] dramatic coordinated effort to improve the military’s strategic supply chain planning and execution capability is badly needed.
—Roger Kallock, deputy under secretary of defense for logistics and materiel readiness
Chapters
12. Achieving Efficiency: An Integrated Multiechelon Inventory Solution
13. Designing for Resilience: Adaptive Logistics Network Concepts
14. Improving Effectiveness: Pushing the Logistics Performance Envelope
Although its recognition provides important insight into U.S. Army logistics, ...
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