Change Management Processes in Logistics

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Change management processes in logistics refer to structured methodologies and activities aimed at planning, implementing, monitoring, and controlling changes within logistics operations. The objective is to minimize disruptions, ensure continuity of supply chain activities, and achieve sustained improvements in efficiency and performance. Typical steps include change identification, impact assessment, stakeholder communication, implementation, and post-change evaluation.

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