Distribution and Logistics Managers Competency Model
The APICS Distribution and Logistics Managers Competency Model was a research project undertaken by staff in the professional development division of APICS. They were supported by the APICS 2009 Future Leaders. In addition, APICS staff and leaders used public domain information obtained from the Competency Model Clearinghouse (www.Careeronestop ...
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