Logistics lecture-12-warehousing-3
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This document discusses various topics related to warehousing. It describes different types of warehouses such as private, public, and contract warehouses. It also discusses warehousing costs including receipt, handling, dispatch, storage, construction, and operational costs. The document provides factors to consider when deciding which type of warehouse to use such as investment, control, flexibility, and risk. It outlines a warehouse decision model and discusses factors that affect warehouse site selection like market proximity, infrastructure, accessibility, and product characteristics. Finally, it lists some warehousing strategies such as capacity switching, hub networking, cobbling, and outsourcing.
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Here are potential answers to the assignment questions:
1. Explain different modes of transportation with their benefits and limitations:
The main modes of transportation are road, rail, water, air and pipeline. Each has its own benefits and limitations in terms of cost, speed, capacity, route limitations etc. For example, road transportation provides door-to-door delivery but has higher costs compared to rail. Water transportation has the lowest cost per ton-km but is slower and limited to routes.
2. What transport decisions should a manager take into consideration while selecting the transportation mode?
A manager should consider factors like nature of goods, urgency of delivery, cost constraints, availability of modes, transportation infrastructure etc. Key decisions include
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- 1. Logistics Management (Part of ORL) BBA (Semester 4) Faculty : Ravi Kumar Singh, International School of management Patna Lecture-12 : Warehousing
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- 3. TYPES OF WAREHOUSES ● On the basis of Ownership: ○ Private Warehouses ○ Public Warehouses ○ Contract warehouses ● On the basis of Service: ○ Bonded Warehouse ○ Field Warehouse ○ Cold Storage /Refrigerated Warehouse ○ Distribution Warehouse ○ Buffer Storage Warehouse ○ Export & Import warehouse
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