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3 years ago

A logistics synchronization matrix allows joint logistician to monitor progress by which two of the following?

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Anna [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

b. displaying the logistician's responsibilities for integration

d. displaying the logistician's critical tasks

Explanation:

Logistics synchronization matrix is a term that is used to describes an efficiency and decisionmaking mechanism, that enhances contemporary strategic planning and coordinates the subsequent operations or scheduled actions.

Hence, in this case, logistics synchronization matrix allows joint logistician to monitor progress by two of the following:

1. displaying the logistician's responsibilities for integration

2. displaying the logistician's critical tasks

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