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logistic, Alstom, DHL Supply Chain, Johnson & Johnson, etc… Mots clés : externalisation logistique, conditions de recours à l‟externalisation, prestataire de services logistiques, enjeux actuels et futurs, Third Party Logistics, Lead logistics provider, Fourth Party logistics ABSTRACT Nowadays, the logistic outsourcing is a phenomenon enterprises more and more often resort to. It consists, for an industrial or a commercial company, in “confiding all or a part of a supply chain, assured before

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