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Chapter 15
Annotated Links
Organization
This website, managed by Thunderstone’s Webinator lists over 500 live links to transportation related associations, both U.S. based, and international associations. The sites are listed alphabetically, making for fairly quick navigation to the sites of interest.
http://www.logistics-world.com/logistics_p.html
The Logistics Link resource guide represents a qualified and organized link listing of specific topics in organizing for effective logistics implementation. Four main categories allow for fast search capability: materials handling and warehousing, information technology, freight and transportation, and industry initiatives and support services.
http://www.sole.org/bibliography.asp
SOLE is the International Society of Logistics. When addressing the subject of logistics, one should become familiar not only with the available literature in this field but with some of the subject areas that are closely aligned with logistics. "Logistics," by nature, is interdisciplinary and acquiring a knowledge in these related areas is essential if one is to progress and successfully accomplish his/her objectives in the field. With this in mind, a bibliography has been developed to cover a few very selected references.
Our authors review the logistics structure at 3M Corporation in the textbook. This site is the corporate home page of 3M United States. Here one can find further details on the firm’s logistics network and customer service initiatives.
Our authors discuss Target Corporation’s logistics organization in the textbook. This is the home page Dayton Hudson’s subsidiary, Target Corporation. One may navigate through the company’s website and shop, and learn about target’s structure, gift giving program, and other services.
