Logistics in the function of customer service-Relevance for the engineering management

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In the modern business environment, which is characterized by the market globalization, rapid development and usage of new technologies, logistics activities have specific implications on business processes. Authors start from the hypothesis that the logistics management and customer service management can create a basis for continuous sustained growth of operating incomes, and at the same time it provides their own positive corporate image in the market. The management of logistics activities in the function of satisfying the consumer has become one of the most attractive areas of the strategic management in the last ten years, therefore, managers seek for strong competitive weapon in the development of own logistic system in order to differentiate their offers in comparison to others.

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Melović, B., Mitrović, S., Djokaj, A., & Vatin, N. (2015). Logistics in the function of customer service-Relevance for the engineering management. In Procedia Engineering (Vol. 117, pp. 802–807). Elsevier Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.proeng.2015.08.255

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