Y-a t-il une différence entre les chaines logistiques des biens et les chaines logistiques des services
Supply chains come in many different forms. No 2 are the same. Christopher C Kelly has written a number of papers on this.
"Is there a difference between the supply chains of goods and the supply chains of services" - sorry my French was sufficient to tell it was a question about goods v services supply chains but I still had to run it through Google Translate. Thanks Google!
In considering your question, it depends what "differences" you are concerned about. I suggest the differences are not material in that both require contracting parties which can be configured in a variety of ways, and both can take a number of structural forms (fixed price, variable cost, target cost). I attach some reading material below which may assist your research:
Article Buyer beware: Mitigating supply chain risk
Technical Report Risks in supply chain
Article Improving the bottom line: Achieving material cost recoverie...
Article Learning the lessons of failure: a role for Internal Audit i...
Supply chains of goods ---Within Organization
The supply chains of services--May or may not be within the organization, it depends upon organizational level, and material Cost for transportation
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