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Business Source Complete - Search journals, company and industry reports, country profiles, and more [more details].
Accounting & Tax with Standards - Search accounting journals, magazines, and standards [more details].
Emerald Fulltext - Full text journals in management, marketing, human resources, engineering, and more [more details].
Google Scholar - Use Google's powerful search to find scholarly journals, books, and web sites [more details].
JSTOR - Search older issues of leading scholarly journals (purchase funded in part by the Rockwell Fund) [more details].
OmniFile - An index of 3,500 journals and magazines in almost every field of study [more details].
Wall Street Journal - Full-text articles from the newspaper dating back to 1984 [more details].

International Journal of Logistics Management (2004 to present)
International Journal of Operations & Production Management (1994 to present)
International Journal of Physical Distribution & Logistics Management (1994 to present)
Journal of Business Logistics (1978 to present)
Journal of Supply Chain Management (latest 2 volumes)
Supply Chain Forum (2003 to present)
Supply Chain Management (1996 to present)
Supply Chain Management Review (2000 to present)

Library Catalog - Find books and videos in the UHD Library's print and electronic collections.
ebrary - Search electronic books from top academic and professional publishers [more details].
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WorldCat - Search 58 million books and other materials in libraries around the world [more details].

CIO: SCM Resources - The ABC’s of Supply Chain Management, plus case studies, analyses, research reports, and more.
Supply Chain Knowledge Base - A guide to Supply Chain Management links from the IT manager’s point of view. A directory includes subheadings on material handling systems, trading partner integration, inventory, transportation management, and more.

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