Investigate and explain the basics of integration in the logistics system

Document Type : Scientific Paper

Abstract

Despite the growing importance of integration and the great attention of researchers, craftsmen and the military to it, the literature of integration has moved away from providing a comprehensive definition of this issue. The lack of understanding among experts on the subject may be due to the fact that each of the interested parties has paid attention to it from their own point of view. According to an IT expert, integration in the organization means the common use of a single database by users, while for an industrial sociologist, integration means the convergence of human goals in the organization. What is presented in this article is the result of the collective efforts of the executives and experts of the Integrated Scientific Logistics Core, which has been proposed under the heading of the principles and foundations of integration in logistics systems.

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  • Receive Date: 04 April 2004
  • Revise Date: 19 April 2004
  • Accept Date: 04 May 2004
  • Publish Date: 18 June 2004

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