Article | REF: AG5252 V1

Temporary and ephemeral Logistics

Author: Vincent SALAUN

Publication date: December 10, 2021

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1. Logistics, ephemeral logistics, temporary logistics: elements of understanding

The concept of logistics has been the subject of much academic research and professional reflection since the 1960s/1970s, and has evolved considerably since its inception (readers interested in a historical approach to logistics should refer to Colin's work ).

Initially approached as a simple support function whose vocation was to ensure the stewardship of an organization, logistics today occupies a central place in all types of structures. However, it is important to recognize the polysemic aspect of logistics, which can sometimes be assimilated to the "simple" functions of storage and order preparation, and sometimes be associated with a global approach...

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