This document discusses logistics in Ukraine. It provides an overview of Ukraine's ranking in logistics performance compared to other countries like Germany and Russia. It also discusses the main operators in Ukraine's logistics market, including transportation, warehouse, and forwarding companies. Finally, it analyzes some of the challenges facing Ukraine's logistics sector, such as outdated transportation infrastructure and a lack of skilled professionals.
Turkey has experienced consistent growth in its logistics industry from 2013 to 2018, driven by increasing automotive exports, e-commerce, and government investment plans. While infrastructure improvements have benefited the industry, the country faces weaknesses like an uncoordinated database and high costs. Competition is strong among international and domestic companies. To improve, Turkey needs to strengthen infrastructure like railroads and ports, adopt new technologies, and coordinate the industry through a centralized logistics database.
1. The document introduces a logistics performance assessment tool (LPAT) to help small and medium enterprises measure and evaluate their performance across key logistics activities and dimensions of cost, time, and reliability.
2. Data collected from Thai SMEs using the LPAT was analyzed and compared to benchmarks, finding variations in performance across the different logistics functions and opportunities for most firms to improve their logistics costs, times, inventory levels, and other metrics.
3. Further refinement of the tool is needed to simplify data collection and identify the most important logistics key performance indicators to provide an overall assessment of a firm's logistics performance.
The 2017 21st Annual Third-Party Logistics Study shows that shippers and their third-party logistics providers continue to move away from primarily transactional relationships and toward meaningful partnerships. Since the study began 21 years ago, researchers have seen the continued improvement in the strategic nature of relationships between shippers and third-party logistics providers.
This year’s survey suggests 3PLs and their customers continue to improve the quality of their relationships. Both parties—91% of 3PL users and 97% of 3PL providers—reported that their relationships are successful and that their work is yielding positive results.
This document discusses collaborative transportation management (CTM) by outlining what it is, why organizations adopt it, and how to implement it. CTM aims to eliminate supply chain inefficiencies through collaboration between trading partners. It has the potential to improve profits through reduced costs, increased asset utilization, and improved customer satisfaction. Successfully implementing CTM requires overcoming cultural barriers through leadership, trust, and shared benefits. It also relies on sharing key data and establishing strategic, tactical, and operational processes between partners.
Crowdsourcing and collaborative warehousing and logistics werc presentationFLEXE, Inc.
The FLEXE CEO, Karl Siebrecht, participated in a panel on crowdsourcing, collaborative warehousing & logistics at the WERC conference in Providence, Rhode Island last week. Check it out!
CSCMP 2014: Dr. Robert C. Lieb 2014 3PL Provider CEO PerspectiveAlen Beljin
Dr. Bob Lieb, professor of supply chain management at Northeastern University, is author of the 21st Annual Survey of Third-Party Logistics Provider CEOs, sponsored by Penske Logistics The studies revealed that 3PL CEOs are confident about the current state and future revenue growth of their companies and the regional 3PL industries. The annual surveys, which this year included the CEOs of 27 of the world's largest 3PLs, found that approximately 75 percent of the companies involved in the surveys were profitable in 2013. North American and Asian-Pacific CEOs forecasted three-year company growth of 10.77 percent and 16.2 percent, respectively. European CEOs forecasted 8.33 percent growth over the same period.
This document discusses logistics and the supply chain industry in India. It covers:
1) Key topics around government policies and initiatives, industry growth opportunities and challenges, and the role chartered accountants can play in the logistics sector.
2) Several quotes from reports on issues facing the Indian logistics sector like the lack of a single government champion, needed skills gaps, and the need for a national logistics policy.
3) Definitions and objectives of logistics, and differences between providers like 3PL, 4PL, and concepts like logistics integration and opportunities in the Indian market.
Turkey has experienced consistent growth in its logistics industry from 2013 to 2018, driven by increasing automotive exports, e-commerce, and government investment plans. While infrastructure improvements have benefited the industry, the country faces weaknesses like an uncoordinated database and high costs. Competition is strong among international and domestic companies. To improve, Turkey needs to strengthen infrastructure like railroads and ports, adopt new technologies, and coordinate the industry through a centralized logistics database.
1. The document introduces a logistics performance assessment tool (LPAT) to help small and medium enterprises measure and evaluate their performance across key logistics activities and dimensions of cost, time, and reliability.
2. Data collected from Thai SMEs using the LPAT was analyzed and compared to benchmarks, finding variations in performance across the different logistics functions and opportunities for most firms to improve their logistics costs, times, inventory levels, and other metrics.
3. Further refinement of the tool is needed to simplify data collection and identify the most important logistics key performance indicators to provide an overall assessment of a firm's logistics performance.
The 2017 21st Annual Third-Party Logistics Study shows that shippers and their third-party logistics providers continue to move away from primarily transactional relationships and toward meaningful partnerships. Since the study began 21 years ago, researchers have seen the continued improvement in the strategic nature of relationships between shippers and third-party logistics providers.
This year’s survey suggests 3PLs and their customers continue to improve the quality of their relationships. Both parties—91% of 3PL users and 97% of 3PL providers—reported that their relationships are successful and that their work is yielding positive results.
This document discusses collaborative transportation management (CTM) by outlining what it is, why organizations adopt it, and how to implement it. CTM aims to eliminate supply chain inefficiencies through collaboration between trading partners. It has the potential to improve profits through reduced costs, increased asset utilization, and improved customer satisfaction. Successfully implementing CTM requires overcoming cultural barriers through leadership, trust, and shared benefits. It also relies on sharing key data and establishing strategic, tactical, and operational processes between partners.
Crowdsourcing and collaborative warehousing and logistics werc presentationFLEXE, Inc.
The FLEXE CEO, Karl Siebrecht, participated in a panel on crowdsourcing, collaborative warehousing & logistics at the WERC conference in Providence, Rhode Island last week. Check it out!
CSCMP 2014: Dr. Robert C. Lieb 2014 3PL Provider CEO PerspectiveAlen Beljin
Dr. Bob Lieb, professor of supply chain management at Northeastern University, is author of the 21st Annual Survey of Third-Party Logistics Provider CEOs, sponsored by Penske Logistics The studies revealed that 3PL CEOs are confident about the current state and future revenue growth of their companies and the regional 3PL industries. The annual surveys, which this year included the CEOs of 27 of the world's largest 3PLs, found that approximately 75 percent of the companies involved in the surveys were profitable in 2013. North American and Asian-Pacific CEOs forecasted three-year company growth of 10.77 percent and 16.2 percent, respectively. European CEOs forecasted 8.33 percent growth over the same period.
This document discusses logistics and the supply chain industry in India. It covers:
1) Key topics around government policies and initiatives, industry growth opportunities and challenges, and the role chartered accountants can play in the logistics sector.
2) Several quotes from reports on issues facing the Indian logistics sector like the lack of a single government champion, needed skills gaps, and the need for a national logistics policy.
3) Definitions and objectives of logistics, and differences between providers like 3PL, 4PL, and concepts like logistics integration and opportunities in the Indian market.
This document summarizes key findings from a report on developing ports in Wales. It discusses relevant EU and UK freight and port policies, international trends affecting ports, freight market analysis, and emerging issues. Case studies analyze the ports of Milford Haven, Swansea, Cardiff, and Holyhead. The document concludes that marketing efforts and pricing options need improvement to develop short sea shipping through Welsh ports. Infrastructure should develop based on market needs rather than speculation. Overall, the report aims to identify options for further developing business and encouraging modal shifts to short sea routes through Welsh ports.
Mode Transportation is a transportation and logistics company founded in 1989 that has expanded to offer truckload, LTL, intermodal, ocean, air and international shipping services. It was acquired by Hub Group in 2011. Mode Transportation prides itself on being mode-neutral and focusing on each customer's individual needs to deliver cost-effective and efficient transportation solutions. It has over 100 field offices in North America and uses its proprietary TMS, TRITAN, to manage shipments and provide customers with visibility and reporting capabilities.
TCI 2016 Important Factors related to increase transportation competitiveness...TCI Network
This document presents a study on factors that influence transportation competitiveness through logistics clusters. It discusses theories of clusters and competitiveness. Six variables are identified that may influence competitiveness in a logistics cluster: transportation diversification, strategic alliances, logistics chain amplification, location of activities, horizontal integration, and traceability/reliability. A pilot study in Nuevo Leon, Mexico uses survey data to test these variables through regression analysis, finding that four of the six variables significantly influence truck carrier competitiveness in the region's logistics cluster. Further data collection and analysis are recommended to validate the model.
2014 CSCMP Presentation of the 2015 3PL StudyShanton Wilcox
This document summarizes the findings of the 19th annual Third-Party Logistics Study. It discusses topics like the current state of the 3PL market, special topics such as CRM and mobile technologies, omni-channel fulfillment, workforce management and opportunities in Mexico. The study is based on surveys of users, providers and non-users of 3PL services and focuses on key issues facing the industry such as the skills and tools needed by 3PLs to succeed and the gap between required and available IT capabilities. It also provides strategic insights on evolving business models and risks in the logistics industry.
LOGISTICS RELATIONSHIPS AND THIRD PARTY LOGISTICSAshish Hande
This chapter discusses logistics relationships and third-party logistics. It outlines a six-step process for developing successful supply chain relationships: strategic assessment, deciding to form a relationship, evaluating alternatives, selecting partners, structuring the operating model, and implementing and improving continuously. Third-party logistics providers perform logistics functions like transportation and warehousing for other companies. They can be transportation-based, warehouse-based, forwarder-based, financial-based, or information-based. Establishing collaborative relationships with information sharing facilitates effective supply chain management.
The document provides an overview of logistics in India with a focus on different modes of transportation. It discusses that India has the second largest road network at 3.3 million km carrying 65% of freight. The railway network spans 81,511 km and carries around two-thirds of its revenues from freight. It also highlights that India has 12 major and 184 minor ports, with the west coast handling around 70% of total cargo. Sea transportation accounts for 95% of India's trade by volume and 70% by value.
The document provides an overview of the logistics and transportation industry in India. It discusses key topics such as:
- The industry is expected to grow at a CAGR of 12-13% driven by growth in manufacturing, retail, FMCG and e-commerce.
- Major players in the industry include DHL, TNT, AFL, GATI and DTDC.
- The government plays an important promotion role through investments in infrastructure and implementing reforms like GST.
- Transportation contributes significantly to the Indian economy by enabling trade and providing millions of jobs.
- Emerging technologies like autonomous vehicles, drones and 3D printing will continue shaping innovations in the industry.
logistics industry and pestle and marketing mix swot analyis of itPratik Louhar
The document provides an overview of the logistics industry. It discusses key concepts in logistics like order processing, inventory management, transportation, and warehousing. It then performs a PESTLE analysis to examine the political, economic, social, technological, legal and environmental factors affecting the industry. Three major companies are profiled - FedEx, GATI and Allcargo Logistics. Their business models and financials are analyzed. Finally, SWOT analyses are presented for each company to identify their strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats.
This document discusses the challenges of managing inbound shipping costs and proposes using an inbound shipment managed service (ISMS) to gain control. The key challenges are a lack of visibility into shipments, a lack of control over suppliers and carriers, and rising freight costs. An ISMS combines logistics expertise with an automation system to increase visibility, enforce optimized routing plans, and reduce costs. The system should integrate all participants and allow flexibility in carrier selection.
2016 #3PLStudy: The State of Logistics OutsourcingCapgemini
Over the span of 20 years, the Third Party Logistics (3PL) study has documented the evolution of 3PLs, which are shifting, in many instances, from tactical service providers to collaborative partners delivering a comprehensive suite of integrated logistics services. Additionally, providers have become more proficient at the provision of 3PL services, and customers have become better buyers and users of 3PL services. The study includes four streams of research: surveys, desk research, focus interviews and intensive, one-day facilitated shipper workshops.
The study, which is based on responses from more than 260 shippers and logistics service providers in North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America and other regions, also looks at supply chain risk management and new competition within the industry. It is produced by Capgemini Consulting, the global strategy and transformation consulting brand of the Capgemini Group, Penn State University, the executive recruiting firm Korn/Ferry International and Penske Logistics, a global logistics and supply chain management provider.
To help document changes within the supply chain, the 20th Annual Third-Party Logistics (3PL) Study examines the global supply marketplace across a range of topics, including how shippers and 3PLs are aligning relationships, the 3PL competitive landscape and workforce innovating and agility.
Third party logistics providers typically specialize in integrated operation, warehousing and transportation services
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Fourth party logistics (4 PL) companies serve as consultants who manage the relationship between the principal company and one or more 3PLs to make sure all operations are running smoothly.
1. A compiler translates a program written in a source language into an equivalent program in a target language. It performs analysis and synthesis phases.
2. The analysis phase includes lexical analysis, syntax analysis, and semantic analysis to create an intermediate representation.
3. The synthesis phase includes intermediate code generation, code optimization, and code generation to create the target program.
4. Compiler construction techniques are useful for many tasks beyond just compilation, such as natural language processing.
The document summarizes the history of the Iberian Peninsula from the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476 CE to the end of the Reconquista in 1492 CE. It describes how Germanic tribes like the Visigoths invaded and conquered the region, followed later by the Umayyad conquest of Hispania in 711 CE which established al-Andalus. Al-Andalus prospered under Muslim rule for over 800 years with important cities like Córdoba, though northern Christian kingdoms also formed. The Reconquista involved the gradual recapture of al-Andalus by the northern Christian kingdoms over centuries, with the fall of Granada in 1492 CE
This document provides an overview of the Free Culture movement, which advocates transforming cultural production through regulatory frameworks based on peer-to-peer networks, open source, and free software. It mobilizes creative professionals and holds events like the annual Free Culture Forum in Barcelona. The movement defends internet neutrality and openness. It views creativity as a collaborative process of remixing and sharing, rather than being defined by commercial products. While not against markets, it argues that corporate control restricts creativity and that governments should ensure network neutrality and access. The research will take an ethnographic approach to explore the values and practices of digital cultural production within Free Culture through participant observation rather than evaluate its ideology or viability.
Reliability Evaluation of Combinational Circuits from a Standard Cell LibraryYgor Aguiar
This document discusses reliability evaluation of combinational circuits using the NFAS reliability analysis tool. The tool was used to evaluate single event transients (SETs) in three combinational logic cells from a 45nm standard cell library. Experiments examined the effects of operating frequency, technology node, SET characteristics, and linear energy transfer on propagated faults. Results showed propagated faults increasing with higher frequency and linear energy transfer, and decreasing with more advanced technology nodes. The NFAS tool provides useful information for developing more robust and efficient fault tolerant techniques.
Third party logistics (3PL) providers offer various integrated logistics services for customers. The 3PL industry has evolved from basic transportation and warehousing services to providing value-added services and taking on broader supply chain responsibilities. A 2008 survey found that the top services used were transportation, warehousing, and freight forwarding. While outsourcing provides benefits like cost savings and expertise, concerns include loss of control and security issues. Integrated logistics and green supply chain initiatives were emerging trends impacting the industry.
The Logistics sector in INDIA has today become an area of priority. One prime reason for the same stems from the reason that years of high growth in the Indian economy have resulted in a significant rise in the volume of freight traffic moved.
MPG Transportation & Logistics Technology Market Snapshot - May 2020Madison Park Group
Madison Park Group is an investment banking firm that blends 25+ years of investment banking and operating experience in enterprise software & SaaS, digital media and tech-enabled services. MPG has closed over 130 M&A and fundraising transactions for a range of VC-backed and founder-owned technology companies. MPG believes that the best people to advise technology entrepreneurs are those who have stood in their shoes as entrepreneurs, investors, and advisors.
A presentation featuring AMR Research, Dr. Larry Mallon of SM21, Chris Ives of Argos UK, and Todd Buelow of One Network Enterprises, discussing how to make your logistics operations thrive in the global economy.
As companies work to become demand driven, it is critical that demand and transportation are optimized in concert with each other. A stand alone transportation plan, optimized in isolation, can undermine the entire supply chain since it is not properly aligned with demand.
This document summarizes key findings from a report on developing ports in Wales. It discusses relevant EU and UK freight and port policies, international trends affecting ports, freight market analysis, and emerging issues. Case studies analyze the ports of Milford Haven, Swansea, Cardiff, and Holyhead. The document concludes that marketing efforts and pricing options need improvement to develop short sea shipping through Welsh ports. Infrastructure should develop based on market needs rather than speculation. Overall, the report aims to identify options for further developing business and encouraging modal shifts to short sea routes through Welsh ports.
Mode Transportation is a transportation and logistics company founded in 1989 that has expanded to offer truckload, LTL, intermodal, ocean, air and international shipping services. It was acquired by Hub Group in 2011. Mode Transportation prides itself on being mode-neutral and focusing on each customer's individual needs to deliver cost-effective and efficient transportation solutions. It has over 100 field offices in North America and uses its proprietary TMS, TRITAN, to manage shipments and provide customers with visibility and reporting capabilities.
TCI 2016 Important Factors related to increase transportation competitiveness...TCI Network
This document presents a study on factors that influence transportation competitiveness through logistics clusters. It discusses theories of clusters and competitiveness. Six variables are identified that may influence competitiveness in a logistics cluster: transportation diversification, strategic alliances, logistics chain amplification, location of activities, horizontal integration, and traceability/reliability. A pilot study in Nuevo Leon, Mexico uses survey data to test these variables through regression analysis, finding that four of the six variables significantly influence truck carrier competitiveness in the region's logistics cluster. Further data collection and analysis are recommended to validate the model.
2014 CSCMP Presentation of the 2015 3PL StudyShanton Wilcox
This document summarizes the findings of the 19th annual Third-Party Logistics Study. It discusses topics like the current state of the 3PL market, special topics such as CRM and mobile technologies, omni-channel fulfillment, workforce management and opportunities in Mexico. The study is based on surveys of users, providers and non-users of 3PL services and focuses on key issues facing the industry such as the skills and tools needed by 3PLs to succeed and the gap between required and available IT capabilities. It also provides strategic insights on evolving business models and risks in the logistics industry.
LOGISTICS RELATIONSHIPS AND THIRD PARTY LOGISTICSAshish Hande
This chapter discusses logistics relationships and third-party logistics. It outlines a six-step process for developing successful supply chain relationships: strategic assessment, deciding to form a relationship, evaluating alternatives, selecting partners, structuring the operating model, and implementing and improving continuously. Third-party logistics providers perform logistics functions like transportation and warehousing for other companies. They can be transportation-based, warehouse-based, forwarder-based, financial-based, or information-based. Establishing collaborative relationships with information sharing facilitates effective supply chain management.
The document provides an overview of logistics in India with a focus on different modes of transportation. It discusses that India has the second largest road network at 3.3 million km carrying 65% of freight. The railway network spans 81,511 km and carries around two-thirds of its revenues from freight. It also highlights that India has 12 major and 184 minor ports, with the west coast handling around 70% of total cargo. Sea transportation accounts for 95% of India's trade by volume and 70% by value.
The document provides an overview of the logistics and transportation industry in India. It discusses key topics such as:
- The industry is expected to grow at a CAGR of 12-13% driven by growth in manufacturing, retail, FMCG and e-commerce.
- Major players in the industry include DHL, TNT, AFL, GATI and DTDC.
- The government plays an important promotion role through investments in infrastructure and implementing reforms like GST.
- Transportation contributes significantly to the Indian economy by enabling trade and providing millions of jobs.
- Emerging technologies like autonomous vehicles, drones and 3D printing will continue shaping innovations in the industry.
logistics industry and pestle and marketing mix swot analyis of itPratik Louhar
The document provides an overview of the logistics industry. It discusses key concepts in logistics like order processing, inventory management, transportation, and warehousing. It then performs a PESTLE analysis to examine the political, economic, social, technological, legal and environmental factors affecting the industry. Three major companies are profiled - FedEx, GATI and Allcargo Logistics. Their business models and financials are analyzed. Finally, SWOT analyses are presented for each company to identify their strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats.
This document discusses the challenges of managing inbound shipping costs and proposes using an inbound shipment managed service (ISMS) to gain control. The key challenges are a lack of visibility into shipments, a lack of control over suppliers and carriers, and rising freight costs. An ISMS combines logistics expertise with an automation system to increase visibility, enforce optimized routing plans, and reduce costs. The system should integrate all participants and allow flexibility in carrier selection.
2016 #3PLStudy: The State of Logistics OutsourcingCapgemini
Over the span of 20 years, the Third Party Logistics (3PL) study has documented the evolution of 3PLs, which are shifting, in many instances, from tactical service providers to collaborative partners delivering a comprehensive suite of integrated logistics services. Additionally, providers have become more proficient at the provision of 3PL services, and customers have become better buyers and users of 3PL services. The study includes four streams of research: surveys, desk research, focus interviews and intensive, one-day facilitated shipper workshops.
The study, which is based on responses from more than 260 shippers and logistics service providers in North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America and other regions, also looks at supply chain risk management and new competition within the industry. It is produced by Capgemini Consulting, the global strategy and transformation consulting brand of the Capgemini Group, Penn State University, the executive recruiting firm Korn/Ferry International and Penske Logistics, a global logistics and supply chain management provider.
To help document changes within the supply chain, the 20th Annual Third-Party Logistics (3PL) Study examines the global supply marketplace across a range of topics, including how shippers and 3PLs are aligning relationships, the 3PL competitive landscape and workforce innovating and agility.
Third party logistics providers typically specialize in integrated operation, warehousing and transportation services
&
Fourth party logistics (4 PL) companies serve as consultants who manage the relationship between the principal company and one or more 3PLs to make sure all operations are running smoothly.
1. A compiler translates a program written in a source language into an equivalent program in a target language. It performs analysis and synthesis phases.
2. The analysis phase includes lexical analysis, syntax analysis, and semantic analysis to create an intermediate representation.
3. The synthesis phase includes intermediate code generation, code optimization, and code generation to create the target program.
4. Compiler construction techniques are useful for many tasks beyond just compilation, such as natural language processing.
The document summarizes the history of the Iberian Peninsula from the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476 CE to the end of the Reconquista in 1492 CE. It describes how Germanic tribes like the Visigoths invaded and conquered the region, followed later by the Umayyad conquest of Hispania in 711 CE which established al-Andalus. Al-Andalus prospered under Muslim rule for over 800 years with important cities like Córdoba, though northern Christian kingdoms also formed. The Reconquista involved the gradual recapture of al-Andalus by the northern Christian kingdoms over centuries, with the fall of Granada in 1492 CE
This document provides an overview of the Free Culture movement, which advocates transforming cultural production through regulatory frameworks based on peer-to-peer networks, open source, and free software. It mobilizes creative professionals and holds events like the annual Free Culture Forum in Barcelona. The movement defends internet neutrality and openness. It views creativity as a collaborative process of remixing and sharing, rather than being defined by commercial products. While not against markets, it argues that corporate control restricts creativity and that governments should ensure network neutrality and access. The research will take an ethnographic approach to explore the values and practices of digital cultural production within Free Culture through participant observation rather than evaluate its ideology or viability.
Reliability Evaluation of Combinational Circuits from a Standard Cell LibraryYgor Aguiar
This document discusses reliability evaluation of combinational circuits using the NFAS reliability analysis tool. The tool was used to evaluate single event transients (SETs) in three combinational logic cells from a 45nm standard cell library. Experiments examined the effects of operating frequency, technology node, SET characteristics, and linear energy transfer on propagated faults. Results showed propagated faults increasing with higher frequency and linear energy transfer, and decreasing with more advanced technology nodes. The NFAS tool provides useful information for developing more robust and efficient fault tolerant techniques.
Third party logistics (3PL) providers offer various integrated logistics services for customers. The 3PL industry has evolved from basic transportation and warehousing services to providing value-added services and taking on broader supply chain responsibilities. A 2008 survey found that the top services used were transportation, warehousing, and freight forwarding. While outsourcing provides benefits like cost savings and expertise, concerns include loss of control and security issues. Integrated logistics and green supply chain initiatives were emerging trends impacting the industry.
The Logistics sector in INDIA has today become an area of priority. One prime reason for the same stems from the reason that years of high growth in the Indian economy have resulted in a significant rise in the volume of freight traffic moved.
MPG Transportation & Logistics Technology Market Snapshot - May 2020Madison Park Group
Madison Park Group is an investment banking firm that blends 25+ years of investment banking and operating experience in enterprise software & SaaS, digital media and tech-enabled services. MPG has closed over 130 M&A and fundraising transactions for a range of VC-backed and founder-owned technology companies. MPG believes that the best people to advise technology entrepreneurs are those who have stood in their shoes as entrepreneurs, investors, and advisors.
A presentation featuring AMR Research, Dr. Larry Mallon of SM21, Chris Ives of Argos UK, and Todd Buelow of One Network Enterprises, discussing how to make your logistics operations thrive in the global economy.
As companies work to become demand driven, it is critical that demand and transportation are optimized in concert with each other. A stand alone transportation plan, optimized in isolation, can undermine the entire supply chain since it is not properly aligned with demand.
S2B Group is an international software development company specializing in logistics and transportation software. They offer cloud-based transportation management systems (TMS) and related solutions to automate logistics processes for shippers, freight forwarders, and carriers. Their main product, LOGIST Pro, is a TMS that links supply chain participants online and helps reduce transportation costs through daily freight auctions. They also provide consulting services based on their logistics industry expertise. Case studies show that clients have achieved cost savings of 15-33% and improved carrier performance using S2B Group's logistics software solutions.
An introduction to supply chain management and role of transportataionBehzad Behdani
This presentation provides a brief introduction about “supply chain management” and especially, the role of transportation in the smooth operation of “modern” supply chains is discussed.
The document is a project report on logistics. It includes:
1. An acknowledgement section thanking the professor for the project and an overview of what they studied.
2. An index listing the topics covered in the report such as the transportation sector in India, challenges in transportation, and a company profile.
3. An introduction defining logistics and providing an overview of the history and management of logistics. It describes how logistics has become more important over time to meet customer needs.
This document describes a logistics risk avoidance platform that provides end-to-end visibility and control over physical and digital supply chain processes. It discusses risks in logistics operations related to negligence, regulatory violations, and safety issues. The platform aims to help clients achieve assured regulatory compliance, proactive risk avoidance, and complete visibility over logistics operations through advanced modeling, analytics tools, and project monitoring capabilities.
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This document summarizes Intel's global supply chain operations. Intel has fabrication plants located around the world and ships approximately 1.9 million shipments per year, averaging 550 kilograms per day. Air cargo represents 78% of Intel's freight spending, with 59% of freight spending originating in Asia. Intel faces challenges in managing global freight costs and delivery reliability due to trade imbalances and increasing complexity in emerging markets. The air cargo industry is also facing challenges in providing reliable global capacity and affordable services to meet the needs of companies like Intel.
This document provides an overview of supply chain management and logistics management. It discusses key concepts like distribution management, inventory management, transportation management, warehousing, and the role of third-party logistics providers. The various modes of transportation like rail, road, water, air, and pipelines are explained. Factors to consider when selecting transportation modes include cost, speed, consistency and volume. The document also outlines benefits and potential savings from using third-party logistics, as well as some shortcomings.
This document discusses various topics related to logistics and transportation. It begins by defining logistics and describing key logistics activities like transportation, inventory management, and distribution. It then distinguishes between supply chain management and logistics, with logistics being one part of the broader supply chain process. The document also covers different modes of transportation like road, rail, air, and water. It discusses factors that influence transportation costs and the impact of transportation on overall logistics costs. Finally, it provides an overview of major global ocean routes and the composition of international trade by sea.
The document discusses logistics coping skills for businesses dealing with high gas prices. It outlines 7 coping skills to contain freight costs, including re-evaluating transportation networks, optimizing loads, reducing expedited freight needs through improved supplier connectivity, running more effective bidding processes, improving carrier compliance through scorecards, and auditing invoices more efficiently. It stresses the importance of transportation management in an overall supply chain improvement strategy.
Freight transport systems can be summarized as follows:
1) Freight transport involves the movement of goods via various modes including rail, road, water, air and pipeline. Infrastructure such as roads, railways, ports and terminals enable the movement of goods.
2) Key economic factors that influence transportation costs are distance, volume, density, stowability, handling requirements, liability and market conditions. Transportation costs are also impacted by variable costs, fixed costs and common costs.
3) Rates and pricing strategies aim to determine the most cost-effective way to transport goods considering classification of products, commodity specific rates, and exceptions. Documentation such as bills of lading are also used to track shipments and
1) The document discusses a survey of logistics managers that found challenges in managing rising inbound freight costs to be controlling costs, determining hidden costs, and lack of visibility.
2) Most companies manage inbound freight in-house, though many processes are rated as just adequate rather than excellent. Visibility and cost management are particular weaknesses.
3) To improve, managers seek better rates, tracking, load optimization and automated systems, as well as metrics to evaluate carrier performance. Reducing costs while maintaining visibility remains an ongoing challenge.
The document discusses how global trade trends have transformed logistics processes into comprehensive supply chain management. It provides examples of how various logistics market players like shippers, shipping companies, ports, and logistics service providers have evolved their roles to address challenges and pursue opportunities in the changing global trade landscape. The examples illustrate how players are increasingly offering integrated services across the logistics chain and expanding across the value chain.
The document discusses various options for distance selling companies that are not residents of Ukraine to conduct business activities in Ukraine. The main options are: 1) through a registered legal entity in Ukraine, 2) through a group of business entities using a simplified tax system, or 3) without registering a business in Ukraine by importing goods through international postal consignments. Registering a legal entity has tax disadvantages like high tax burdens and frequent audits. Using a group under the simplified tax system caps annual revenue. Importing through postal consignments has restrictions on price and quantity but avoids VAT and duties. The document analyzes the advantages, disadvantages, risks, and tax implications of each option.
This document summarizes the similarities and differences between business promotion using the internet in Ukraine and the United States. It finds that the search engine market is dominated by Google in the US, while Google and Yandex share the market in Ukraine. The average cost per click of a visitor is much lower in Ukraine than the US for most keywords. In social media, Facebook is more popular and expensive for ads in the US, while VKontakte is dominant in Ukraine at a lower cost. The document analyzes case studies showing the financial benefits of SEO and PPC strategies in Ukraine. It concludes the Ukrainian market remains immature but offers opportunities for companies to grow with relatively small investments.
MagFashion is an innovative SaaS platform that allows trading companies to create, edit, and manage digital publications for the fashion industry and e-commerce. The platform offers online tools to quickly build interactive publications with features like audio/video, forms, galleries, analytics, and integration with social networks. MagFashion clients include publishers, e-commerce companies, catalog companies, and brands seeking to digitize their publications.
Ukrposhta is Ukraine's national postal operator with over 98,000 employees and 4,229 vehicles delivering mail. Consignment is an international postal service that allows distance sellers to regularly send mailings from one country to another or several countries through a central collection and distribution point. Using consignment, catalog companies can send orders to Ukrposhta which then delivers the parcels to customers in Ukraine without payment of customs duties or VAT. Ukrposhta has consignment agreements with several European postal operators and introduced a new service between Ukraine and Russia allowing purchases from Russian shops. Consignment offers advantages over direct import like no certification requirements but longer delivery times, while direct import is faster but requires certification and payment
This document summarizes consumer behavior and demographics in Ukraine. It provides statistics on population structure, GDP, car purchases, bank deposits, income levels, and consumer spending patterns. The document also segments Ukrainian consumers into those who purchase from catalog companies, e-commerce sites, and TV shops. Catalog company consumers tend to be women living in smaller cities, while e-commerce consumers are men in large cities. TV shop consumers are impulse buyers, often women aged 35-45 in large cities. Overall, the document uses data from various research organizations to paint a picture of the Ukrainian consumer landscape.
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2) Using consignment shipping through Globex Post provides insurance for goods in storage and flexibility to return unsold goods while monitoring international mail.
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This document provides advice for organizing work with contractors and logistics properly in Ukraine. It recommends selecting contractors based on important criteria, setting clear goals and timelines, and integrating processes smoothly. It also advises controlling logistics by hedging risks with multiple contractors and monitoring performance. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of not being afraid to address bureaucratic issues like taxation, customs, and compliance with regulations. Working closely with partners and occupying new market opportunities are keys to success in Ukraine's developing e-commerce market.
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1. Logistics in
Ukrainian
Dmitry Seleznev
«PGK Groupe»
Trade Mission to Ukraine
Odessa, 20 – 21th of September 2012
2. Eurasia
53,893 km ²
36% of land
population - about 5 billion people
about 3/4 of potential buyers at the
planet Earth
3. CHINA
The largest manufacturer and exporter of consumer
goods of the Eurasian continent
China's foreign trade turnover for the first half of
this year grew by more than 25% compared to
the same period in 2011 when it was 1.704 trillion.
4.
5. Logistics Performance Index
of Ukraine 2012 *
Logistic
Rating Cust Infrastructur International Cargo Timeliness
Country Grade competenc
position oms e deliveries tracking of logistic
e
Germany 4 4,03 3,87 4,26 3,67 4,09 4,05 4,32
Ukraine 66 2,85 2,41 2,69 2,72 2,85 3,15 3,31
Russia 95 2,58 2,04 2,45 2,59 2,65 2,76 3,02
* - World logistics efficiency ranking by the World Bank - Logistics Performance Index - is based on
the criteria of: efficiency of customs procedures, infrastructure, transportation logistics, availability
and simplicity of international deliveries arrangement, competence of logistic industry, and the
ability to control the arrangement of international deliveries.
7. Operators of the logistics market
Today in Ukraine most players are 2PL-providers which offer
traditional transportation and / or storage facilities
management services
3PL - (distribution logistics) represented mainly by western
providers
4PL - basically, distribution companies (manage relationships
and supply chain “from manufacturer to the buyer")
5PL - providers (?)
Courier companies (cash on delivery) and Postal companies
(consignment).
8. Operators of the logistics market
Transport logistics - 89%
Warehouse storage - 8%
Forwarding - 2%
Supply Chain management - 1%
Delivery
Shipper Cnee
Pick-Up
Depo Depo
HUB
Pick-
Offer Sorting LH Sorting Del-ry
Up
9. The main "brakes"
Transport problems -
lack of road
networks, lack of
modern cargo
terminals, high level of
road, rail and other
transport
deterioration, as well
as its growing
obsolescence.
10. The main "brakes"
Staff - the market is experiencing an acute shortage of
skilled professionals of high-level oriented to the
modern principles of the logistic schemes
management, having an appropriate level of
knowledge in the field of informational technologies.
- Do you have
references from
the previous job?
-Yes, I was
recommend to
find a new one.
11. The main "brakes"
Low level of informational technologies development
and lack of funds in domestic companies to acquire
more advanced software
12. The main "brakes"
Not defined order of e-
money circulation
Tax code
Customs code
Lack of affordable credit
resources for development
13. Ukrainian e-commerce market
Increase of the Internet penetration :
March 2011 - 32%
March 2012 - 42%
Forecasted that till the end of 2012 - up to 50% of
adult (over 16) population = 15 million users!
Turnover of the Ukrainian e-commerce market
increase on average by 60-80% per year, and in
some product categories - by 150-200%
and, according to analysts, it is more than $ 1 billion.
Thus, to achieve the level of perfect competition in
this industry, we need at least 3-5 years.
14. The is always a choice ...
Often, in dynamically developing companies 'sales'
go ahead, and "Operating Systems" stay behind.
Sooner or later, every company pays for loss
appeared due to damage, breakage, returns, lack of
second purchases and faces delivery strategy choice.
15. Factors influencing delivery strategy
choosing
Company's priorities:
reducing expenses, logistic costs
specifics of the customer's product
time frames of delivery
client’s recipients geography
availability of storage facilities
restrictions on goods turnover
stuff qualification
...
recipient’s / buyer’s satisfaction
16. Own delivery
No intermediaries between Expenses for
the carrier and the goods purchasing, leasing, running
receiver machinery, equipment, wareh
ouses
Full control and High administrative costs
management of Availability of warehouses in
transport, money and the regions
informational flows Additional "communications"
with the sanitary-
epidemiological
center, firefighters, traffic
police ...
Risk of non-core business
effectiveness loosing
17. Outsourcing logistics
Reduction of logistics Initial difficultness of
expenses technology and
Ability to deliver small business - processes
shipments of goods integration (ERP, WMS)
Time of delivery - 24-48
hours Risk of poor service
Payment for the services
after order
implementation
Reduction of risks
connected with running
of assets, buildings
18. Evaluation of logistics business
effectiveness
Delivery efficiency Service level
Primecost of services Timeliness of delivery, no
Marginal income errors in storage, while
placing an order
Satisfaction with service
Goal of the company is Goal of the company is a
a positive return on delivery quality level of 99%
delivering
19.
20. Analyzing the cost of services
Logistics provider
attracting new customer
definitely will try to offer
attractive rates.
21. Facts and trends of transport
services market in 2011-2012 *
Diesel fuel price change (in % to January-October 2010): +31%
Consumer price index for fuel and petroleum products
(in % to Jan-Oct 2010): 28.7%
Inflation rate (total for the country): 4.2%
Cargo turnover (road as % to January-September 2010r.):
14.6%
* - Own data, data from http://www.ukrstat.gov.ua and
http://index.minfin.com.ua/index/infl/, magazine «Distribution and Logistics».
22. Как уменьшить стоимость транспортных услуг
Analyzing the cost of services
Not always announced prices are final
Give logistic companies maximum possible
information on the volume specifics your
expectations
Three typical cases when one shall negotiate about
lower prices:
o Competition. When competitor’s prices are lower
o Similar product. If there is a difference in final price
of carriage using different approaches (mixed
delivery, partial load, calculating by weight)
o Large volume. To convince operator that you will
have large volumes of goods, but it should also be
benefitial to your contractor
23. Consider an opportunity to become
a partner for
logistics services provider and
create common values
26. Foreign direct investments in Ukraine
(01.01.2012) *
* - data from the State Statistics Committee of Ukraine
27. Investments in Ukraine
Questions of investment assistance are stated in the program of
economic reforms for 2010 - 2014 years "Prosperous society, competitive
economy, effective government.“
During 2011 administrative barriers of doing business were removed. Thus,
in comparison with previous years next positive changes took place:
reduction of procedures number, time, cost and minimum capital to start
business. In addition, lower cost on building permits, as well as increase of
compensation rate in case of insolvency of the business.
Today, advanced legal framework for investments is created in Ukraine.
Ukrainian legislation provides necessary guarantees of activity for
investors. In Ukraine, national investment regime is applicable for foreign
investors, thus they receive equal conditions for activities compared to
domestic investors. Foreign investments in Ukraine are not subject to
nationalization.
In case of termination of the investment activities return of investment is
guaranteed to foreign investors in kind or in a currency invested without
payment of duty, as well as incomes on investments in money or goods.
The state also guarantees a smooth and immediate transfer abroad of
profits and other funds in foreign currency obtained legally as a result of
foreign investments.