Tham khảo tài liệu 'supply chain management new perspectives part 7', kỹ thuật - công nghệ, cơ khí - chế tạo máy phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Integrated Logistics in the Supply of Products Originating from Family Farming Organizations 227 point of sale and that the information is able to be transferred to the producers organization so that it can operate all the chain processes ensuring consistency in supplying and in quality standards. The structuring of networks in rural areas can be facilitated by the use of integrated logistics which ends up supporting the organization of processes information exchange and consistency of the bonds of trust built up from the transactions. The systemic monitoring of the chain leads to adjustments not only of processes but also in the attitudes of the participants strengthening the bond of trust between the chain members. One of the most discussed points in the integration of logistic processes which promotes representative gains for the whole chain is to create a win-win relationship between the members where everyone is committed to the quality and performance of their processes and concerned about the manner in which these results will be inserted in the next step of the chain. Without this commitment and systemic view it would be very difficult to achieve real gains from logistic operations. In fact the gains are not concentrated in a single link of the chain but they are distributed equally among all participants. Understanding the supply chain of vegetables and fruits as an integrated supply chain In the previous items we discussed the principal concepts and processes that favor the understanding of the logistic chain of family farming organizations as well as its advantages in the actual market. We emphasize furthermore that time is a determinant for the quality of the products and in the costs of vegetables and fruit chains. Now in this item we want to broaden the understanding of the concept of integrated logistics to a more comprehensive one whose main point is the integration of logistic processes. This understanding is of fundamental importance to .
