“PUSH” AND “PULL” SYSTEMS IN SUPPLY CHAIN …
permanently require a fl exible and lean logistic support. As in the situation of the commercial supply chain, where its specifi c operations are permanently monitored, military leaders and logisticians must know at any given time the movement in the distribution system of the materials (on classes) destined to resupply [7; 10].
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