Which of the following best explains the 'fully integrated logistics structure'?
A) Purchasing reports directly to the engineering manager at the same level as production planning and physical distribution.
B) Purchasing reports directly to the logistics manager at a more senior level than production planning and physical distribution.
C) Purchasing reports indirectly to the logistics manager via the finance manager.
D) Purchasing reports directly to the logistics manager at the same level as production planning and physical distribution.

Question

Which of the following best explains the 'fully integrated logistics structure'? 
A) Purchasing reports directly to the engineering manager at the same level as production planning and physical distribution. 
B) Purchasing reports directly to the logistics manager at a more senior level than production planning and physical distribution. 
C) Purchasing reports indirectly to the logistics manager via the finance manager. 
D) Purchasing reports directly to the logistics manager at the same level as production planning and physical distribution.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

A fully integrated logistics structure is one where purchasing, production planning, and physical distribution all report directly to the logistics manager at the same level. This allows for a more cohesive and efficient supply chain management process.

Which of the Following Best Explains the 'Fully Integrated Logistics