Supply Chain Management: Processes, Partnerships, Performance, 4th Edition

If you need to read this book it is bearable you learn a ton with it. The authors only drone on a few times a chapter but the best part about the book is the figures and how perfectly they relate

This is a wonderful book and service that I have ever received. Thank you!

One of the best books in the supply chain industry.

Great

The book was in great shape when I received it so no complaint there. This is literally second worst textbook I've ever had to use. The book repeats itself in many ways and with every chapter I feel like I just read the same thing except about a slightly different subject. There are no end of chapter question to make you think about what you read or give you practice with the material. I am going to buy a seperate textbook to supplement it that actually has study materials. I feel sorry for anyone that has to use this textbook for a class.

Very expensive, pictures inside doesn't even have color...

One of the best books on supply chain management ever written. It is the only author that deals with every process in supply chain and explains how to implement them and it’s impact on EVA. Also it includes a partnership guide to implement close relationships with suppliers and customers which is a fantastic tool to ground the management of the supply chain. I have used myself this partnership guide in two locations with big companies and the results have been wonderful. If you really want to implement supply chain management, different from “extended logistics“, this is the book to know by hard. I very much recommend it.

This text book is very informative, however, the author adds in a lot of fluff material just to drag out the topic. I have yet to open this book without falling asleep due to the author's writing style. It's easy to comprehend, but as mentioned, the material just gets dragged out to an unbearable state. This book is also not cheap. It's nosebleed expensive for what it's worth. If you're not using this book for class, I would not suggest you get it for leisure reading.