It has become a requirement to adapt the structural changes in product manufacturing systems into enterprises on timely basis in order to be capable of responding the customer expectations, which have been rapidly increasing along with the technology, changing and improving by a rattling rate.

Establishment of an effective Supply Chain, utilization of production resources in the most effective manner, increasing efficiency, decreasing costs, realization of well –planned, fast and flexible production stand as the primary goals of logistics. Logistics suggests several systems such as Capacity Requirement Planning (CRP), Manufacturing Resource Planning (MRP 2), Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Distribution Requirement Planning (DRP) and Distribution Resources Planning (DRP 2) in view of the accomplishment of the mentioned assumptions.

The matter, within the framework of the present systems, is discussed under five titles which are the supply chain management, the warehouse management, the stock management, the transportation management and counseling services.