Accessing The Realm of Logistics, Distribution Logistics and Last Mile Delivery Within the Framework of Supply Chain Management

Abstract

The purpose of paper to explores the evolution of logistics from its origins in the Roman Empire to modern Supply Chain Management (SCM). The objective is to examine logistics as a philosophy that transitioned from military necessities to its current role in supporting the delivery of goods from suppliers to end customers. The methods based on descriptive research approach; reviews study from a wide range of academic literature and highlighting key historical milestones in the advancement of business logistics. Meanwhile, the finding discussion shows the reveal that logistics, and its definition have evolved over time, shaped by economic and industrial demands of various eras. This research complements the Integrated Tertiary Educational Supply Chain Management (ITESCM) model, offering insights for logistics undergraduates into the discipline’s progression. The conclusion in term of emphasizes the importance of developing high-caliber graduates equipped with an understanding of logistics’ historical and practical dimensions, ultimately contributing to impactful research outcomes and societal well-being. Recommendations for future research are provided.