- Logistics Management Answer the following questions.When logistics is divided into separate functions, each is likely to have its own objectives. Is this necessarily a bad thing, or can there be positive benefits?An integrated supply chain is a convenient notion, but it does not reflect real operations. An organization is only really concerned with its own customers and suppliers and does not have time to consider other organizations further along the chain. Do you think that this is true?

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When logistics is divided into separate functions, each is likely to have its own objectives. Is this necessarily a bad thing, or can there be positive benefits?
An integrated supply chain is a convenient notion, but it does not reflect real operations. An organization is only really concerned with its own customers and suppliers and does not have time to consider other organizations further along the chain. Do you think that this is true?

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