Strategic analysis of logistics and supply chain management systems using the analytical network pro

Strategic analysis of logistics and supply chain management systems using the analytical network process 1. This paper explores and illustrates an analytical framework to assess an organization’s logistics strategy. The optimum logistical system is evaluated based on three primary levels: the organizational/supply chain relationship involved, the principles of logistics required, and the attributes of these principles. The principles of logistics are defined and developed as strategies for achieving coordination and integration of the logistics network and supply chain. The analytic network process, a systemic analytical model, will be utilized to evaluate logistics strategies for an organization that seeks to be adaptive to dynamic competitive environments. Previous article in issue Next article in issue. This work was partially supported by NSF Grants 9320949 and 9505967, and Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board ATP Grant Number 003656-036. Recommended articles. Citing articles. Article Metrics. We use cookies to help provide and enhance our service and tailor content and ads. By continuing you agree to the use of cookies .