Arjun.U.Nair
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I express my gratitude to all the
researchers whose work helped me to
attain knowledge about the subject . I
would also like to thank my professors
and friends for their immense support .
Arjun.U.Nair
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CONTENTS
1. Logistics
2. PLs(Party Logistics)
3. What is 4PL ?
4. Major 4PL providers
5. Why 4PL ?
6. Comparison between 3PL and 4PL
7. How 4PL ?
8. Conclusion
9. References 3
LOGISTICS
 Initially derived from supply chain
concept .
 Demand of more integrated methodologies
lead to integrated services.
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 “ The process of planning , implementing ,
and controlling the efficient , cost effective
flow and storage of raw materials , in-
process inventory , finished goods , and
related information flow from point-of-
origin to point-of-consumption for the
purpose of conforming to customer
requirements “(Cooper,1997)
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PLs(Party Logistics)
Generally there are 4 types of Party Logistics
 One Party Logistics(1PL)
 Two Party Logistics(2PL)
 Three Party Logistics(3PL)
 Four Party Logistics(4PL)
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FIGURE 1 : Hierarchy of Logistics
Source :4PL,the future of supply chain outsourcing?, Seraffetin
Kutlu
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WHAT IS 4PL ?
 Introduced by Accenture in 1996 .
 An integrator that accumulates resources,
capabilities and technologies to run
complete supply chain solutions.
 Outsourcing - Multiple supply chain
management service provided by a single
vendor on a contractual basis.
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Major 4PL Providers
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WHY 4PL ?
 Used when supply chain are of complex
nature
 Reduces risk within the supply chain
 Greater concentrated work
 More efficiency
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Comparison of 3PL and 4PL
3PL 4PL
• Specialises in the
operational element of
supply chain
management
• Manages all the
activities of supply
chain
• Targets a single
function
• Manages the whole
process , sometimes
even the 3PL
• Major activities include
Warehousing
Transportation
Packaging
• Major activities include
Consultancy
Storage
Distribution
Processes
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HOW 4PL ?
Case Study on Resource Integration
by 4PL
Case Study on Logistics Market in
Wuhan
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Resource Integration for an
Appliance Manufacturer
Use of Integration Simulation for building a
new workshop
Resource Integration done by 4PL
 Consulting Individuals and 3PL individuals
chosen as decision examples to verify the
algorithm
Algorithm used is ACO(Ant Colony
Optimization)
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Table 1
Table 2
Source:Decision optimization analysis on supply chain
resource integration in fourth party logistics
Source:Decision optimization analysis on supply chain
resource integration in fourth party logistics
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Parameters α, β, γ shows relationship
between attraction probability and repulsion
probability.
Simulation conducted using MATLAB
software
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Fig 2-source:Decision optimization analysis on
supply chain resource integration in fourth party
logistics
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Fig 3-source:Decision optimization analysis on supply
chain resource integration in fourth
party logistics
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Better coordination and balance in multi
objectives
Better flexibility in portraying capacity
constraints in supply chain
Integration by 4PL using AOC technique
was satisfactory.
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Logistics Market in Wuhan
To reduce cost and to make a more optimized
scheduling for functioning of supply chain.
Tasks in the 4PL were broken down and taken up by
3PL services
3PLs were divided into resource nodes.
The main objectives were
Minimize the total costs to finish all activities.
Minimize the total finishing time of all activities.
Minimize the total tardiness of all tasks.
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Source:Novel multi-objective resource allocation and activity scheduling for
fourth party logistics
Table 3
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Source:Novel multi-objective resource allocation and
activity scheduling for fourth party logistics
Table 4
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An improved non-dominated sorting genetic
Algorithm (NSGA-2) was used
Experiment conducted in a pentium-4, 512 MB
RAM system and programmed in C++.
After many trials, it was found that setting
population to 300, mutation rates among 0.01-
0.02, crossover rate of 0.8-0.9, better solutions were
obtained.
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No:2 solution was chosen as the best solution.
Total tardiness and costs were reduced.
Source:Novel multi-objective resource allocation and activity
scheduling for fourth party logistics
Table 5
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Fig 4- Source:Novel multi-objective resource
allocation and activity scheduling for fourth
party logistics
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CONCLUSION
The relevance of Logistics
The involvement of PLs(Party logistics)
The importance of 4PL and its continuous
growth in logistics and supply chain
management.
The pros of 4PL over 3PL
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Applications:
1. Resource integration for appliance manufacturer
2. Logistics Market in Wuhan
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References
•Novel multi-objective resource allocation and activity
scheduling for fourth party logistics , Qiong Liu ,
ChaoyongZhang , KerenZhu , Yunqing Rao
•Decision optimization analysis on supply chain resource
integration in fourth
party logistics, Jianming Yao
•Fourth party logistics routing problem with fuzzy duration
time Min Huang , YanCui , ShengxiangYang , XingweiWang
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THANK YOU!

Seminar final

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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I express mygratitude to all the researchers whose work helped me to attain knowledge about the subject . I would also like to thank my professors and friends for their immense support . Arjun.U.Nair 2
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    CONTENTS 1. Logistics 2. PLs(PartyLogistics) 3. What is 4PL ? 4. Major 4PL providers 5. Why 4PL ? 6. Comparison between 3PL and 4PL 7. How 4PL ? 8. Conclusion 9. References 3
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    LOGISTICS  Initially derivedfrom supply chain concept .  Demand of more integrated methodologies lead to integrated services. 4
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     “ Theprocess of planning , implementing , and controlling the efficient , cost effective flow and storage of raw materials , in- process inventory , finished goods , and related information flow from point-of- origin to point-of-consumption for the purpose of conforming to customer requirements “(Cooper,1997) 5
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    PLs(Party Logistics) Generally thereare 4 types of Party Logistics  One Party Logistics(1PL)  Two Party Logistics(2PL)  Three Party Logistics(3PL)  Four Party Logistics(4PL) 6
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    FIGURE 1 :Hierarchy of Logistics Source :4PL,the future of supply chain outsourcing?, Seraffetin Kutlu 7
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    WHAT IS 4PL?  Introduced by Accenture in 1996 .  An integrator that accumulates resources, capabilities and technologies to run complete supply chain solutions.  Outsourcing - Multiple supply chain management service provided by a single vendor on a contractual basis. 8
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    10 WHY 4PL ? Used when supply chain are of complex nature  Reduces risk within the supply chain  Greater concentrated work  More efficiency
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    11 Comparison of 3PLand 4PL 3PL 4PL • Specialises in the operational element of supply chain management • Manages all the activities of supply chain • Targets a single function • Manages the whole process , sometimes even the 3PL • Major activities include Warehousing Transportation Packaging • Major activities include Consultancy Storage Distribution Processes
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    12 HOW 4PL ? CaseStudy on Resource Integration by 4PL Case Study on Logistics Market in Wuhan
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    13 Resource Integration foran Appliance Manufacturer Use of Integration Simulation for building a new workshop Resource Integration done by 4PL  Consulting Individuals and 3PL individuals chosen as decision examples to verify the algorithm Algorithm used is ACO(Ant Colony Optimization)
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    14 Table 1 Table 2 Source:Decisionoptimization analysis on supply chain resource integration in fourth party logistics Source:Decision optimization analysis on supply chain resource integration in fourth party logistics
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    15 Parameters α, β,γ shows relationship between attraction probability and repulsion probability. Simulation conducted using MATLAB software
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    16 Fig 2-source:Decision optimizationanalysis on supply chain resource integration in fourth party logistics
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    17 Fig 3-source:Decision optimizationanalysis on supply chain resource integration in fourth party logistics
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    18 Better coordination andbalance in multi objectives Better flexibility in portraying capacity constraints in supply chain Integration by 4PL using AOC technique was satisfactory.
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    19 Logistics Market inWuhan To reduce cost and to make a more optimized scheduling for functioning of supply chain. Tasks in the 4PL were broken down and taken up by 3PL services 3PLs were divided into resource nodes. The main objectives were Minimize the total costs to finish all activities. Minimize the total finishing time of all activities. Minimize the total tardiness of all tasks.
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    20 Source:Novel multi-objective resourceallocation and activity scheduling for fourth party logistics Table 3
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    21 Source:Novel multi-objective resourceallocation and activity scheduling for fourth party logistics Table 4
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    22 An improved non-dominatedsorting genetic Algorithm (NSGA-2) was used Experiment conducted in a pentium-4, 512 MB RAM system and programmed in C++. After many trials, it was found that setting population to 300, mutation rates among 0.01- 0.02, crossover rate of 0.8-0.9, better solutions were obtained.
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    23 No:2 solution waschosen as the best solution. Total tardiness and costs were reduced. Source:Novel multi-objective resource allocation and activity scheduling for fourth party logistics Table 5
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    24 Fig 4- Source:Novelmulti-objective resource allocation and activity scheduling for fourth party logistics
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    25 CONCLUSION The relevance ofLogistics The involvement of PLs(Party logistics) The importance of 4PL and its continuous growth in logistics and supply chain management. The pros of 4PL over 3PL
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    26 Applications: 1. Resource integrationfor appliance manufacturer 2. Logistics Market in Wuhan
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    27 References •Novel multi-objective resourceallocation and activity scheduling for fourth party logistics , Qiong Liu , ChaoyongZhang , KerenZhu , Yunqing Rao •Decision optimization analysis on supply chain resource integration in fourth party logistics, Jianming Yao •Fourth party logistics routing problem with fuzzy duration time Min Huang , YanCui , ShengxiangYang , XingweiWang
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