A topic in Educational Logistic, Supply Management Chain

2. Logistics is the … “process of planning,
implementing, and controlling the efficient,
effective flow and storage of goods, services,
and related information from point of origin to
point of consumption for the purpose of
conforming to customer requirements.”
WHAT IS LOGISTICS?

3.  The term Logistics Management is that
part of Supply Chain Management that
plans, implements, and controls the efficient,
effective, forward, and reverse flow and
storage of goods, services and related
information between the point of origin and
the point of consumption in order to meet
customers’ requirements.

4. Not really!
“ Supply Chain Management deals with the
management of materials, information and
financial flows in a network consisting of
suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, and
customers”
So, Logistics and Supply Chain are equivalent
terms.
IS IT DIFFERENT FROM SUPPLY CHAIN
MANAGEMENT?

5. Purchasing/Procurement
Inventory Control
Warehousing
Materials Handling
Facility Location/ Network Design
Transportation
Customer Service
Order Processing
LOGISTICS FUNCTIONS

6. VISUAL REPRESENTATION OF INTERGRATED
LOGISTIC MANAGEMENT

7. NATURE AND CONCEPTS
Logistics is the management of the flow of goods,
information, and other resources, including energy and
people, between the point of origin and the point of
consumption in order to meet the requirements of
consumers (frequently, and originally, military
organizations).

8. TYPES OF LOGISTICS
A.INBOUND LOGISTICS
B.OUTBOUND LOGISTICS
C.THIRD PARTY LOGISTICS
D.FOURTH PARTY LOGISTICS
E.REVERSE LOGISTICS

9. A. INBOUND LOGISTICS
Inbound logistics refers to the
transport, storage and delivery of goods coming
into a business.

10. A. INBOUND LOGISTICS
EXAMPLES
A.Sourcing and vendor selection for supply of
raw materials and manufacturing parts
B.Inbound transportation and procurement
planning
C.Raw materials warehousing including
consolidation warehousing
D.Management of Inventory
E.Information system for effective support
strategic alliances with the supplies and
transporters

11. A. INBOUND LOGISTICS FLOW

12. B. OUTBOUND LOGISTICS
 Outbound logistics refers to the same for the
goods going out of a business. Inbound and
outbound logistics combine within the field of
supply-chain management, as managers seek to
maximize the reliability and efficiency of
distribution networks while minimizing
transport and storage cost.

13. B. OUTBOUND LOGISTICS
FLOW

14. Outbound logistics system is concerned
with the flow of finished products from
factory warehouse to the customers
through a distribution network comprising:
The Wholesalers
Distributors
Retailers
Regional Warehouses
Transporters
The inventory at all levels
Sales order processing
Accounts receivable realization and
Counter flow of information from the customers to the factory

15. C. THIRD PARTY LOGISTICS
 A 3PL (third party logistics) is a provider of
outsourced logistics services. Logistic services
encompass anything that involves management
of the way resources are moved to the areas
where they are required. The term comes from
the military.

16. C. THIRD PARTY LOGISTICS
FLOW

17. D. FOURTH PARTY LOGISTICS
 This evolution in supply chain outsourcing is
the Fourth-party Logistics or 4PL. A 4PL
provider is a supply chain integrator. The 4PL
assembles and manages all resources,
capabilities and technology of an organization’s
Supply Chain and its array of providers.

18. D. FOURTH PARTY LOGISTICS
FLOW

19. E. REVERSE LOGISTICS
 Reverse logistics is for all operations related to
the reuse of products and materials. It is “the
process of moving goods form their typical final
destination for the purpose of capturing value, or
proper disposal.

20. E. REVERSE LOGISTICS

21. MAJOR FEATURES OF LOGISTICS
MANAGEMENT
 Smooth flow of all types of goods such as raw
materials, work in process and finished goods.
Meeting customers expectations about the product and
related information requirements
Real time flow of information about products demand
and availability
Best possible customer service at the least possible
cost
Delivery of quality product in required quantity
without excessive safety stock
Integration of various managerial functions for
optimization of resources.