Outsourcing w obszarze logistyki Sił Zbrojnych RP
Journal Title: Zeszyty Naukowe Akademii Sztuki Wojennej - Year 2009, Vol 2009, Issue 2
Abstract
The aim of this article is to show the areas and possibilities of making use of outsourcing in the Polish Armed Forces. The article presents current opinions of both military logistic theoreticians and practitioners on this problem and the range of logistic services suggested by the author, which can be covered by the process of outsourcing in our army. The process of the outsourcing introduction in the military is an extremely complicated issue requiring deep analyses and research but its application will undoubtedly allow achieving measurable economic and organizational benefits for the Polish Armed Forces.
Authors and Affiliations
Tomasz Jałowiec
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP72635
- DOI -
- Views 64
- Downloads 0
Chemical contamination - typology of threats
Risk of contamination is a problem well known for many years. Its apogee coincidedwith the Cold War, in which weapons of mass destruction, which is the main source ofpotential contamination, remained constantly in the sp...
Bezpieczeństwo społeczne a sytuacja kryzysowa w gospodarce
The article presents problems of social security in the context of a crisis situation in economy. Special attention is drawn to the inseparability of the national security and social security notion, as well as a method...
Militarne aspekty środowiska elektronicznego – próba rewizji istniejącej terminologii
Coraz bardziej powszechna obecność urządzeń i systemów elektronicznych w życiu człowieka powoduje, że przedstawiciele kilku ostatnich pokoleń podejmują próby opisania zjawisk zachodzących z ich udziałem. Próby te, podejm...
PODSYSTEM RATOWNICTWA I OCHRONY LUDNOŚCI
Cel operacyjny Unii Europejskiej : geneza - stan aktualny - prognozy
The aim of the article is to analise the evolution process, present State and forecast for the future organizations the capabilities to conduct external crisis response operations. In the conclusion the author criticizes...