The formation models logistics management systems product distribution company
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https://doi.org/10.21847/1728-9343.2014.5(131).29095Keywords:
management, model, logistics, distribution system, sales, consumer, the mediatorAbstract
In the article describes the peculiarities of the management of the logistics systems, levels of logistic management. Formed scheme logistics-grid companies on the basis of different distribution channels and options sales - the sale of goods by the manufacturer (direct sales) and sales of goods intermediaries. The proposed direction (stages) management of the logistics system of the distribution system associated with the use of the individual management functions. Built client-oriented model of the formation of logistic system of goods, when the orientation of the logistics structure and the system of goods is oriented directly to the consumer and the distributor of goods.
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