The document defines and provides examples of four types of logistics: military logistics which involves transferring personnel and equipment to support military deployments; events logistics which organizes activities and resources to plan and execute events; business logistics which manages the flow of goods and services to meet customer needs; and service logistics which acquires and schedules facilities, assets and personnel to support service operations.

1. TYPES OF LOGISTICS
military logistics
events logistics
business logistics
service logistics

2. MILITARY LOGISTICS
 The transfer of personnel and materiel from one
location to another, as well as the maintenance of
that material essential for a military to be able to
support an ongoing deployment or respond
effectively to emergent threats.
 (Source: RAND, 2018)

3. EVENTS LOGISTICS
 Event logistics uses a network of activities,
facilities, and personnel to organize, schedule,
and plan for an event to take place. It involves
the deployment of resources, as well as the
necessary post-event steps such as cleanup.
 (Source: Quizlet, 2018)

4. BUSINESS LOGISTICS
 Business logistics plans, implements, and
controls the efficient, effective flow and storage
of goods, services, and related information. This
is done from point of use, and is designed to
meet customer requirements.
 (Source: Quizlet, 2018)

5. SERVICE LOGISTICS
 Service logistics acquires, schedules and
manages facilities, assets, personnel and
materials. This is done to support and sustain a
service operation or business.
 (Source: Quizlet, 2018)