Supply Chain Management & Logistics, London South Bank University

Supply Chain Management & Logistics 2017-2018. Table of contents. Supply chain management: strategy, planning, and operation - Sunil Chopra , Peter Meindl 2015 0133800202,9781292093567,9780133800203. Book Core. Global logistics and supply chain management - John Mangan , Chandra Lalwani 2016 1119117828,9781119117827. Book Core. Book Core. Book Core. Business logistics management: theory and practice - Vogt, J. J. , Pienaar, W. J. , De Wit, P. W. C. 2002 0195780116. Book Core. Book Core. Supply chain management: from vision to implementation - Fawcett, Stanley E. , Ellram, Lisa M. , Ogden, Jeffrey A. 2014 1292022191,9781292022192. Book Core. Book Optional. Marketing logistics - Martin Christopher , Helen Peck 2003 ( electronic resource ) Book Optional. Introduction to operations and supply chain management - Cecil C. Bozarth , Robert B. Handfield c2013 ( electronic resource ) Book Optional. Book Optional. Quick response: managing the supply chain to meet consumer demand - Bob Lowson , Russell King , Alan Hunter ©1999 ( electronic resource ) Book Optional. Book Optional. Book Optional. Purchasing and supply chain management - Kenneth Lysons , Brian Farrington 2012 ( electronic resource ) Book Optional. Book Optional. Webpage Optional. Webpage Optional. The ICFAI journal of supply chain management - National Association of Purchasing Management c1999- ( electronic resource ) Journal Optional. Supply chain management review - EBSCO Publishing (Firm) ( electronic resource ) Journal Optional. Harvard business review - EBSCO Publishing (Firm) , Thomson Gale (Firm) ( electronic resource ) Journal Optional. Sloan management review - Sloan Management Review Association c1970-c1997 ( electronic resource ) Journal Optional. Journal Optional. Management review - Amacom , American Management Association ( electronic resource ) Journal Optional. Profile Required. Reading intentions and notes are stored against your user profile. Please create a profile to use this feature. You must be logged in to add a note. What are item notes? You can use item notes to make personal notes on any of your reading items. Notes are private to you and will not be shown to other users. You can review your item notes from the list, the item page or from your profile page. How do I create an item note? To make notes, first you must be logged in. Once logged in, simply click Add note? next to the list item you wish to make notes on. You can also make notes at the bottom of every item's detail page. Your note will be saved automatically as you type. Have you read this? You must be logged in to set a reading intention. What are reading intentions? Setting up reading intentions help you organise your course reading. It makes it easy to scan through your lists and keep track of progress. Here's an example of what they look like: Your reading intentions are also stored in your profile for future reference. How do I set a reading intention. To set a reading intention, first you must be logged in. Once logged in, click Read this? next to the list item you wish to set a reading intention for. You can also set the reading intention from every item's detail page. Welcome to London South Bank University's online reading list system. To find and access your reading lists: Search using the module title or code. Browse the schools, courses and modules, and follow the links. Click on items in the list to check their availability in the Library or to view the full text online. Sign in with your LSBU username and password to add personal study notes to items in your list If a reading list is not available for your module, search for it in the VLE (Moodle), or ask your module co-ordinator or tutor. More lists will be added over the coming months.