Future Forward Logistics Creating an Extended Global Enterprise Carla Frances Reed Published on Sep 15, 2007 As enterprises focus on perceived "core functions," more activities are outsourced to third party providers of goods and services. This extended supply chain of manufacturers of products-- from raw materials; work in process (WIP) all the way through "store-ready" products -- comprises a complex combination of functions performed in different geographic locations. The common thread from source to consumption is logistics -- the intricate process of moving goods and information, in compliance with a global environment of rules, regulations and customer requirements.

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