Article | REF: AG7500 V1

Continuous handling - Introduction

Author: Gérard EUSEBIO

Publication date: April 10, 1999 | Lire en français

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    4. Handling and logistics

    Handling operations are a sub-system of logistics. In simple terms, the "physical logistics chain" is an organized and coordinated succession of the following functions: handling, packaging, storage, transport.

    The interdependence of these four functions demonstrates the importance of handling in the design of a logistics system.

    As we'll see in the article devoted to applications in certain economic sectors, continuous handling plays a key role in logistics objectives, in terms of costs and service rates.

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