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1.Logistics outsourcing
2. Third party logistics
3.fourth party logistics
4.Difference between the TPL and FPL.
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Logistics is the management of the flow of goods between the
point of origin and the point of consumption in order to meet some
requirements.
information flow,
material handling,
production,
packaging,
 inventory,
 transportation,
 warehousing, and often security
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Outsourcing - Industry Trends
Avoid Capital Expenditures
Increase Flexibility (service/financial)
Focus on Core Business
Improve Service
Lack of Scale
Acquire Talent
Avoid Labor Problems
Cut Costs
Source: A.T. Kearney
Findings of a Survey : Why company's Outsource
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Third-party logistics
(3PL) involves using external organizations to execute logistics
activities that have traditionally been performed within an organization
itself.
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For example, if a company with its own warehousing facilities decides
to employ external transportation, this would be an example of third-
party logistics. 5/28/2014
The evolution of 3PL market is explained with reference to three distinct
phases
In 1980's many transportation and warehousing firms developed into 3PL
providers
( e.g. Exel Logistics and Frans Maas )
In the early 1990's firms that specialized in express parcel deliveries
entered the markets
( e.g. DHL, TNT , UPS and FedEx )
In the late 1990's , companies originally specializing in financial services , I.T. services
and management consulting entered the market by developing competence in
information systems and supply chain planning
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Service
Category
Basic Service Some specific value
added services
Transportation Inbound, outbound by
ship, truck, rail, air
Track/trace, mode
conversion
Warehousing Storage, facilities
management
Cross-dock, in-transit
merge, inventory control
Information
technology
Provide and maintain
advanced information
systems
Transportation management
systems, warehousing
management
Reverse logistics Handle reverse flows Recycling, customer
returns, repair/refurbish
Other 3PL
services
Customs brokering,
hazardous material, order
taking, consulting, port
services, etc.
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Services Provided By 3PL’s
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Hertz and Alfredsson (2003) describe four categories of 3PL
providers
Standard 3PL Provider: this is the most basic form of a 3PL
provider.
 pick and pack,
warehousing,
distribution
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Service Developer: this type of 3PL provider will offer their
customers advanced value-added services such as:
tracking and tracing
cross-docking
specific packaging
unique security system
Service Developer
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The Customer Adapter:
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1. integrated logistics service provider
2. contract-based service provider
3. consulting service provider
3PL (or 3PL provider) has the following features at
present
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 Asset-based - provider owns some assets, particularly transport-
related assets such as trucks, warehouses, etc.,
 Non-asset-based -does not own such assets, and usually relies on
sub-contractors
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Buyers of 3PL Services
Customer # of 3PL’s Used
General Motors 37
Wal-Mart Stores 33
Ford Motor, HP 27
Procter & Gamble 20
General Electric 17
Georgia Pacific, IBM 16
PepsiCo, Sears 13
Coca-Cola, Sara Lee, Target, Xerox 12
General Mills 11
Delphi, Safeway 10
GREATER THE NUMER OF COMPONENTS INVOLVED IN
MANUFACTURING MORE 3PL ACTIVITES WILL BE OUTSOURCED
Source : international logistics
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The partnership between Ryder Dedicated Logistics and
GM Saturn division is a good example of 3PL. Saturn
focuses on automobile manufacturing and Ryder manages
most of Saturn other logistics considerations. Ryder deals
vendors, delivers parts to the Saturn factory and delivers
finished vehicles to the dealers . Saturn Orders parts using
Electronic Data Interchange ( EDI ) and sends same
information to Ryder. Ryder makes all the necessary pickups
from 300 different suppliers in the U.S., Canada and Mexico
using special decision-support software to effectively plan
routes to minimize transportation costs.
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 3PL is more complex than normal outsourcing of logistics activates
.When speaking of 3PL a true partnership condition is usually assumed
because
 Strategic nature of services purchased
 Buyer of 3PL realizes that synergies can be achieved by exploiting
the logistics provider distinct competencies
TPL vs OTHER ACTIVITIES
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The concept of a fourth-party logistics (4PL) provider was first
defined by Andersen Consulting as an integrator that assembles the
resources, planning capabilities, and technology of its own
organization and other organizations to design, build, and run
comprehensive supply chain solutions.
fourth-party logistics (4PL)
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Synergy Plus operating model
Solution Integrator model
Industry Innovator model
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1. Partnership between 4PL – 3PL to market supply chain solutions
2. Capabilities and market reach of both partners are combined
3. The 4PL provides:
Technology
supply chain strategy skills
capability to go to market
by program management expertise
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Core Model: 4PL operates comprehensive supply chain
solutions for a single client.
 Solution encompasses resources,
 capabilities and
 technology
of the 4PL with complementary service providers
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 4PL develops and runs a supply chain solution for multiple industry
players with focus on synchronization and collaboration
 This model provides the greatest benefits, however it is complex and
a great challenge
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 Procurement
 Storage
 Distribution
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4pl providers
UPS,
CMA
CGM
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1.Higher order-to-delivery cycle times, and order-to-cash cycles that are
increasing in length. Order-to-cash cycles affect other areas of the
company and can be one big area where improvement can free up cash
for important enterprise initiatives such as research and development
2.The need and demand for IT resources. Lack of IT infrastructure to
support an expanding global supply chain can inhibit growth.
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3.Global growth, more inventory in more places, and a shifting
revenue recognition point. Companies often lack the ability to
generate substantive supply chain performance improvement on their
own.
4.Global expansion. Companies wanting to get into markets they have
not been in before need flexible, effective supply chain processes to be
successful
SOURCE: Carl Fowler, senior director of operations, and leader of Menlo Logistics’ 4PL
practice
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 Economies of Scale
 Reduced Supply Chain costs
 Increased flexibility
 Combines the advantages of in- and outsourcing
 Manufacturers can focus on core competencies
 Improved customer service
 Reduced capital requirements
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 Loosing sight of original core-concept of SCM due to loss of
control
 Customer relationships should not be dismissed on basis of
efficiency
 Strict functional organization structure hinders integrated
Supply Chains
 Resistance to change – the biggest obstacle to
implementation of new approaches
arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 345/28/2014
 An example here would be a bicycle importer. The main function is to
import bicycles however, they need to have spare parts for these
unique bikes. A 4PL would manage the total logistic operations for
the spare parts business.
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Difference between 3PL and 4PL
FPL differs from TPL in several respects
 FPL organization is often a joint venture between a primary client
and one or more partners;
 FPL organization acts as a single interface between the client and
multiple logistics service providers;
 The major part, of the client's supply chain is outsourced to the FPL
organization.
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 ALL THECOMPANYS WOULD LIKE TO PROVIDE AN BETTERTHING IN
BETTERMANNER TO STABLIZE AND INCREASE THEIR EFFECTIVENESS AND
EFFECIENCY IN THIS COMPETITATIVE WORLD
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The supply chain integration The raise of 4pl : gail dutton
Third party logistics by C. John Langley Jr., Ph.D.
Logistics outsourcing and selection of third party logistics service
provider (3pl), erdal çakir 2009.
Fourth party logistics a study of modern logistics Paulo Bragança
2009
http://www.cquential.co.za/industries/3pl-4pl/
REFERENCE
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3patry and 4 party logistics

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    arun palanisamyI MBA,TNAU. 15/28/2014
  • 2.
    arun palanisamyI MBA,TNAU. 2 1.Logistics outsourcing 2. Third party logistics 3.fourth party logistics 4.Difference between the TPL and FPL. 5/28/2014
  • 3.
    arun palanisamyI MBA,TNAU. 3 Logistics is the management of the flow of goods between the point of origin and the point of consumption in order to meet some requirements. information flow, material handling, production, packaging,  inventory,  transportation,  warehousing, and often security 5/28/2014
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    arun palanisamyI MBA,TNAU. 45/28/2014
  • 5.
    Outsourcing - IndustryTrends Avoid Capital Expenditures Increase Flexibility (service/financial) Focus on Core Business Improve Service Lack of Scale Acquire Talent Avoid Labor Problems Cut Costs Source: A.T. Kearney Findings of a Survey : Why company's Outsource arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 55/28/2014
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    arun palanisamyI MBA,TNAU. 65/28/2014
  • 7.
    Third-party logistics (3PL) involvesusing external organizations to execute logistics activities that have traditionally been performed within an organization itself. arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 7 For example, if a company with its own warehousing facilities decides to employ external transportation, this would be an example of third- party logistics. 5/28/2014
  • 8.
    The evolution of3PL market is explained with reference to three distinct phases In 1980's many transportation and warehousing firms developed into 3PL providers ( e.g. Exel Logistics and Frans Maas ) In the early 1990's firms that specialized in express parcel deliveries entered the markets ( e.g. DHL, TNT , UPS and FedEx ) In the late 1990's , companies originally specializing in financial services , I.T. services and management consulting entered the market by developing competence in information systems and supply chain planning arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 85/28/2014
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    arun palanisamyI MBA,TNAU. 95/28/2014
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    Service Category Basic Service Somespecific value added services Transportation Inbound, outbound by ship, truck, rail, air Track/trace, mode conversion Warehousing Storage, facilities management Cross-dock, in-transit merge, inventory control Information technology Provide and maintain advanced information systems Transportation management systems, warehousing management Reverse logistics Handle reverse flows Recycling, customer returns, repair/refurbish Other 3PL services Customs brokering, hazardous material, order taking, consulting, port services, etc. 5/28/2014 10arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU.
  • 11.
    Services Provided By3PL’s arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 115/28/2014
  • 12.
    Hertz and Alfredsson(2003) describe four categories of 3PL providers Standard 3PL Provider: this is the most basic form of a 3PL provider.  pick and pack, warehousing, distribution arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 125/28/2014
  • 13.
    Service Developer: thistype of 3PL provider will offer their customers advanced value-added services such as: tracking and tracing cross-docking specific packaging unique security system Service Developer arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 135/28/2014
  • 14.
    The Customer Adapter: arunpalanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 145/28/2014
  • 15.
    1. integrated logisticsservice provider 2. contract-based service provider 3. consulting service provider 3PL (or 3PL provider) has the following features at present arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 155/28/2014
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     Asset-based -provider owns some assets, particularly transport- related assets such as trucks, warehouses, etc.,  Non-asset-based -does not own such assets, and usually relies on sub-contractors arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 165/28/2014
  • 17.
    Buyers of 3PLServices Customer # of 3PL’s Used General Motors 37 Wal-Mart Stores 33 Ford Motor, HP 27 Procter & Gamble 20 General Electric 17 Georgia Pacific, IBM 16 PepsiCo, Sears 13 Coca-Cola, Sara Lee, Target, Xerox 12 General Mills 11 Delphi, Safeway 10 GREATER THE NUMER OF COMPONENTS INVOLVED IN MANUFACTURING MORE 3PL ACTIVITES WILL BE OUTSOURCED Source : international logistics arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 175/28/2014
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    arun palanisamyI MBA,TNAU. 195/28/2014
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    arun palanisamyI MBA,TNAU. 205/28/2014
  • 21.
    The partnership betweenRyder Dedicated Logistics and GM Saturn division is a good example of 3PL. Saturn focuses on automobile manufacturing and Ryder manages most of Saturn other logistics considerations. Ryder deals vendors, delivers parts to the Saturn factory and delivers finished vehicles to the dealers . Saturn Orders parts using Electronic Data Interchange ( EDI ) and sends same information to Ryder. Ryder makes all the necessary pickups from 300 different suppliers in the U.S., Canada and Mexico using special decision-support software to effectively plan routes to minimize transportation costs. arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 215/28/2014
  • 22.
     3PL ismore complex than normal outsourcing of logistics activates .When speaking of 3PL a true partnership condition is usually assumed because  Strategic nature of services purchased  Buyer of 3PL realizes that synergies can be achieved by exploiting the logistics provider distinct competencies TPL vs OTHER ACTIVITIES arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 225/28/2014
  • 23.
    The concept ofa fourth-party logistics (4PL) provider was first defined by Andersen Consulting as an integrator that assembles the resources, planning capabilities, and technology of its own organization and other organizations to design, build, and run comprehensive supply chain solutions. fourth-party logistics (4PL) arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 235/28/2014
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    arun palanisamyI MBA,TNAU. 255/28/2014
  • 26.
    Synergy Plus operatingmodel Solution Integrator model Industry Innovator model arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 265/28/2014
  • 27.
    1. Partnership between4PL – 3PL to market supply chain solutions 2. Capabilities and market reach of both partners are combined 3. The 4PL provides: Technology supply chain strategy skills capability to go to market by program management expertise arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 275/28/2014
  • 28.
    Core Model: 4PLoperates comprehensive supply chain solutions for a single client.  Solution encompasses resources,  capabilities and  technology of the 4PL with complementary service providers arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 285/28/2014
  • 29.
     4PL developsand runs a supply chain solution for multiple industry players with focus on synchronization and collaboration  This model provides the greatest benefits, however it is complex and a great challenge arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 295/28/2014
  • 30.
     Procurement  Storage Distribution arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 30 4pl providers UPS, CMA CGM 5/28/2014
  • 31.
    arun palanisamyI MBA,TNAU. 31 1.Higher order-to-delivery cycle times, and order-to-cash cycles that are increasing in length. Order-to-cash cycles affect other areas of the company and can be one big area where improvement can free up cash for important enterprise initiatives such as research and development 2.The need and demand for IT resources. Lack of IT infrastructure to support an expanding global supply chain can inhibit growth. 5/28/2014
  • 32.
    3.Global growth, moreinventory in more places, and a shifting revenue recognition point. Companies often lack the ability to generate substantive supply chain performance improvement on their own. 4.Global expansion. Companies wanting to get into markets they have not been in before need flexible, effective supply chain processes to be successful SOURCE: Carl Fowler, senior director of operations, and leader of Menlo Logistics’ 4PL practice arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 325/28/2014
  • 33.
     Economies ofScale  Reduced Supply Chain costs  Increased flexibility  Combines the advantages of in- and outsourcing  Manufacturers can focus on core competencies  Improved customer service  Reduced capital requirements arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 335/28/2014
  • 34.
     Loosing sightof original core-concept of SCM due to loss of control  Customer relationships should not be dismissed on basis of efficiency  Strict functional organization structure hinders integrated Supply Chains  Resistance to change – the biggest obstacle to implementation of new approaches arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 345/28/2014
  • 35.
     An examplehere would be a bicycle importer. The main function is to import bicycles however, they need to have spare parts for these unique bikes. A 4PL would manage the total logistic operations for the spare parts business. arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 355/28/2014
  • 36.
    Difference between 3PLand 4PL FPL differs from TPL in several respects  FPL organization is often a joint venture between a primary client and one or more partners;  FPL organization acts as a single interface between the client and multiple logistics service providers;  The major part, of the client's supply chain is outsourced to the FPL organization. arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 365/28/2014
  • 37.
     ALL THECOMPANYSWOULD LIKE TO PROVIDE AN BETTERTHING IN BETTERMANNER TO STABLIZE AND INCREASE THEIR EFFECTIVENESS AND EFFECIENCY IN THIS COMPETITATIVE WORLD arun palanisamyI MBA, TNAU. 375/28/2014
  • 38.
    Thank uarun palanisamyIMBA, TNAU. 38 The supply chain integration The raise of 4pl : gail dutton Third party logistics by C. John Langley Jr., Ph.D. Logistics outsourcing and selection of third party logistics service provider (3pl), erdal çakir 2009. Fourth party logistics a study of modern logistics Paulo Bragança 2009 http://www.cquential.co.za/industries/3pl-4pl/ REFERENCE 5/28/2014