Logistics lecture-2 introduction to logistics-2
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This document summarizes the second lecture on logistics management. It discusses the logistics chain which includes inbound, process, and outbound logistics. It explains the significance of logistics in integrating functions and supporting operations. The objectives of logistics management are also outlined as optimizing resources and gaining competitive advantage through inventory reduction, reliable delivery, freight economy, and meeting customer requirements efficiently.
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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-2 : Introduction to logistics
- 2. Lecture-2 : Introduction to logistics Topics to be covered : ● Logistics Chain ● Significance of Logistics ● Objectives of Logistics Management ISM Patna/Logistics_1_Ravi_K_Singh
- 3. Recap of Lecture-1 ● In the previous lecture we discussed- ○ Origin and meaning of Logistics ○ Definition of Logistics management ○ Features of Logistics ○ Scope of Logistics ○ 6R framework ISM Patna/Logistics_1_Ravi_K_Singh Customer's Satisfaction Right Cost Right Time Right Relations Right Service Right Place Right Quantity Right Quality
- 5. Logistics Chain (Cont...) Inbound logistics It means operations preceding manufacturing. This includes movement of raw materials and components from supplier to the plant. • . ISM Patna/Logistics_1_Ravi_K_Singh
- 6. Logistics Chain (Cont...) Process logistics It means operations directly related to processing or manufacturing. This includes storage and movement of raw materials and components within the factory premises as per the manufacturing schedule. ISM Patna/Logistics_1_Ravi_K_Singh
- 7. Logistics Chain (Cont...) Outbound logistics It means operations following the manufacturing. This includes warehousing, transportation and inventory management of finished goods. ISM Patna/Logistics_1_Ravi_K_Singh
- 8. Why Logistics is Important? ( Significance of Logistics) 1. Logistics is the backbone of trade and business. 2. Logistics enables superior customer service ( Refer CVDC model) 3. Logistics integrates different functional activities (Refer LI Model) 4. Logistics supports critical functions like operations and marketing. 5. Logistics has a significant share in the overall cost of operations. 6. Logistics plays a vital role in gaining competitive advantage. ISM Patna/Logistics_1_Ravi_K_Singh
- 9. HR Competency, Procurement, Finance & Infrastructure (RESOURCES) Technology (Enabler) Inbound Logistics Operations Outbound Logistics Sales & Marketing Service Customer Value Customer Value Delivery Chain Model ISM Patna/Logistics_1_Ravi_K_Singh
- 11. Objectives of Logistics Management Overall optimisation of resources and getting competitive advantage through : 1. Inventory reduction 2. Reliable and consistent delivery performance 3. Freight economy 4. Minimum product damages 5. Quick response in meeting customer’s requirement 6. Efficiency in Operations ISM Patna/Logistics_1_Ravi_K_Singh
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