Macrologistics is a global, strategic view of logistics. Instead of logistics just being a functional discipline, it becomes a value chain optimizer. Macrologistics involves maximizing the effectiveness of logistics activities within different countries and achieving the lowest costs. An Introduction to Macrologistics presents research from a wide range of global companies, commissioned by the world bank, on physical infrastructure and the roles of the providers, operators and freight owners. It also explains the standardised business processes and regulations in different countries.
An Introduction to Macrologistics presents fascinating case studies examining customer service, marketing and cost management, industry 4.0 and climate change. The authors explain the standardized business processes and regulations in different countries, as well as examining key value metrics and measurement processes, with worked examples and downloadable templates. Online supporting resources include lecture slides.