This document outlines the course content for an International Trade Logistics course taught at IILM-Graduate School of Management. It covers 14 key topics that make up the course, including logistics, supply chain management, warehousing, material handling, transportation, and global logistics. For each topic, it lists the main concepts and case studies that will be discussed to help students understand the practical applications and strategic importance of logistics in business.
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Importance of this course
International Trade Logistics
Logistics has advanced from warehousing and
transportation to boardrooms of the successful leading
companies across the world.
Due to increasing importance of business logistics, it
becomes necessary for the student pursuing
management education from IILM- Graduate School of
Management, to understand logistics, its basic
framework and practical utility.
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Course: International Trade Logistics
1. Logistics - At the Centre of World Trade
2. Supply Chain Management
3. Warehousing: A Role Beyond Storage
4. Material Handling & Storage System
5. Transportation: Backbone of Logistics
6. Logistics Packaging
7. Logistics Information System
8. Global Logistics & Outsourcing
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International Trade Logistics
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Contents
• Cost Vs Customer Satisfaction
• A Paradigm Shift
• Logistics Defined
• Scope of Logistics
• Pervasiveness of Logistics
• Logistics- A System Concept
• Customer Value Chain
• Logistics Functions
• Strategic Order Fulfillment
• Logistics Future
• Case Study: AMUL- Managing Logistics to Align
Customer Demands
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International Trade Logistics Logistics: At the Centre of World Trade
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Contents
• Simple Supply Chain Loop
• Competitive Framework of Supply Chain
• What is Supply Chain Management?
• Supply Chain Initiatives by Modi Xerox, Telco, Godrej
• Supply Chain: Subset of a Company’s Value Chain
• Supply Chain Linkage
Procurement
Processing
Distribution
• Supply Chain Relation: A Case of FORD
• Logistics Vs Supply Chain Management
• Top 10 Benefits, Barriers and Bridges to Supply Chain
• Case Study: CEAT- Redesigning Supply Chain System
• Video: Global Supply Chain of Wal-Mart
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International Trade Logistics Supply Chain Management
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Contents
• Warehousing- A logistical Challenge
• Warehousing Practices
• Functions & Benefits of Warehousing
• Economic Benefits ,Service Benefits
• Case of Wal-Mart- The King of Store Logistics
• Warehouse Options- A Strategic Decision
• Private, Public, Contract Warehouses
• Designing a Warehouse System
• Warehousing Strategy
• Warehouse Decision Model
• Warehouse Performance Parameters
• Case Study: Snowman Frozen Food Ltd.-Providing One-
Stop Logistics Solution in Cold Distribution
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International Trade Logistics Warehousing- A Role Beyond Storage
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Contents
• Role of Material Handling in Logistics
• Material handling Equipment and Systems
Manual System, Mechanized System
Semiautomatic & Automatic System
• Storage Principles
• Storage Design- Benefits
• Storage Methods
Block Storage
Racking System, Shelving System
Pallets, Containers
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International Trade Logistics Material Handling & Storage System
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Contents
• Evolution of Transportation System
• Transportation Functionality & Guiding Principles
• Participants in Transportation Decisions
• Five Basic Transportation Modes
• Freight Management & Route Planning
• Multi Modal Transport
Features of Multimodal Transport System
Advantages of Multi Modal Transport
• Containerization
Classifications of Container
Factors Contributed to Growth of Container
Scope of Containerization
• Case Study: Transport Corporation of India- The Indian
Road Freight Index
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International Trade Logistics Transportation-The Backbone of Logistics
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Contents
• Logistics Information Needs
• Designing Logistics Information System (LIS)
• Elements of LIS
• Desired Characteristics of LIS
Accuracy, Flexibility
Interactive, Availability
Timeliness, Format
• Levels of Logistics Information System
Operating Level, Strategic Level
Tactical level, Control Level
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International Trade Logistics Logistics Information System
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Contents
• Catalysts for Outsourcing Trends
• Benefits of Logistics Outsourcing
• Evolution of Logistics
• Third Party & Fourth Party Logistics
• Selection of Service Provider
• Value Added Services
• Indian 3PL Service Providers
• Why Global Logistics?
• Global Logistics Challenges
• Strategic Issues & Managing Global logistics
• Case Study: A Draft Agreement Between the 3PL Service
Provider and the Manufacturing Firm Outsourcing the
Logistics Services
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Project / Assignment / Viva
You are suppose to do the
‘Analysis of various functionalities & related
strategies’ of any Logistic Service Provider’.
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Project Allocation Date : 01st
March 2012
Project Submission Date: 15th
April 2012
International Trade Logistics Project
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Contents of Project - ITL
1. Background of Multinational with Value Chain Analysis
2. Importance/Top Benefits of Logistical System for the MNC
3. Different Logistical Function & their Contributions
4. Warehousing Specific Strategies/Functions & Benefits
5. Material Handling & Storage System of the Company
6. Inventory Management Issues & Related Strategies
7. Transportation Network or System
8. Scope of Containerization & Advantages of Multi-Modal
Transportation, if any
9. Logistics Information Support System of the Company
10. Overall Logistics Performance & Future Initiatives
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26. 1. Aegis Logistics
2. DTDC
3. First Flight
4. AFL Ltd
5. DHL
6. Dynamic Logistics
7. FedEx Ltd.
8. Gati
9. Logistix Ltd
10.Mahindra Logistics
11.Total Logistics
12.TVS
Logistics Service Providers in India
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13.TNT Global Express
14.Blue Dart
15.Safexpress
16.Ashok Leyland
17.Agarwal P & M
18.Essar
19.Tata
20.OM Logistics
21.Miebach Logistics
22. Transport Corporation of India
23.Western Arya
24. Reliance Logistics
Editor's Notes
Boardrooms where the top mgt takes the decision regarding overall strategy ..intially the concept used only for the warehousing and transportatoiioon
GCMMF Gujrat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation..largest food products mkting org in India.
Cost is converting to customer satisfaction and value addition concept
Think of a Paradigm Shift as a change from one way of thinking to another
Paradigm shift (or revolutionary science) is the term used by Thomas Kuhn in his influential book The Structure of Scientific Revolutions (1962) to describe a change in the basic assumptions, or paradigms, within the ruling theory of science. It is in contrast to his idea of normal science.
According to Kuhn, "A paradigm is what members of a scientific community, and they alone, share." (The Essential Tension, 1977). Unlike a normal scientist, Kuhn held, "a student in the humanities has constantly before him a number of competing and incommensurable solutions to these problems, solutions that he must ultimately examine for himself." (The Structure of Scientific Revolutions). Once a paradigm shift is complete, a scientist cannot, for example, reject the germ theory of disease to posit the possibility that miasma causes disease or reject modern physics and optics to posit that ether carries light. In contrast, a critic in the Humanities can choose to adopt an array of stances (e.g., Marxist criticism, Deconstruction, 19th-century-style literary criticism), which may be more or less fashionable during any given period but which are all regarded as legitimate.
Pervasiveness…spread throughout
Supply Chain Relation: A Case of FORD..page 47 reji ismaile logistics mgt
VED Vital, Essential and Desirable
SAP Scarce, Available and Plenty
FSN Fast, Slow and Normal
ABC..in diffecnt class..class A are less in numbers, they cost approximately 60-70% of total cost
Pick up a company (providing logistics services only..not pickup any company which is not proving logistcs servicse) ..3PL MNCs amy be inidan base or foreign base..you may pick a company out of 24 names ..in next slide…make a gropup of 2-4 students and select a company name..u like to work..give the name by tomorrow
Vijay..Fedex
Abhishek….Gati
You may choose one product or a series of similar kind of product lines..like all the computer, laptops and related assesories..
You may think to go outside..and meet some of the executuves in the logistics company….call them ..get permission, visit and learn as muvh as possible