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In military terms, a tactic is a method of engaging the enemy while a strategy is the deployment of resources in the field so the sum of their engagements will result in a victory.

To oversimplify a bit, logistics management is concerned with the flows of tangibles, information and cash that are directly controlled by an organization. Supply chain management, on the other hand, influences the flows of tangibles, information and cash that affects the organization but is not necessarily under its direct control. While these concepts are closely related, the key difference is control.

Container ship There are many tactical options that can make up logistics or supply chain strategies, but the final plan will be driven by the company's acceptable mix of cost, service, and risk in providing products or services to its customers.

The Gibler Group can help you sort out tactics from strategy and logistics management from supply chain management.

The best strategy is the one that fits your business. We can help you formalize your strategy and identify the special tactics needed for a clear victory.