In a reverse auction, one seller invites bids from multiple buyers.

The origin of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems can be traced back to finance and manufacturing.

A logistics information system (LIS) begins with a logistics manager requesting information and ends with the manager receiving regular and customized reports.

Radio-frequency identification (RFID) is the most popular automatic identification system currently in use.

The attractiveness of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems comes from their potential for lower costs as well as increased productivity and customer satisfaction.

Electronic data interchange (EDI) is an example of a logistics-related transaction processing system.

“Timely” information can refer to its nature and quality.

There are few logistical similarities between online and in-store retailing.

Office automation systems provide effective ways to process personal and organizational business data, to perform calculations, and to create documents.

One reason for the popularity of on-demand software is that its pay-per-use formula allows customers to avoid high capital investment costs.