This document provides an overview of key concepts in logistics and supply chain management. It discusses the relationship between logistics and transportation, including motor freight, air freight, and intermodal delivery. For motor freight, it describes vehicle types, terminals, and motor carriers. For air freight, it outlines cost structures, equipment types, and industry statistics. It then explains how intermodal delivery utilizes multiple transportation modes. The document also examines warehouse management, describing basic functions like movement and storage, factors for an effective warehouse, and basic warehouse design.

1. Logistics

2. Supply chain
• Intro
• The relation with logistics

3. Logistics
management:
 Definition
 The role of logistics “WW” & how

4. Logistics management:
Transportation
Warehousing and Inventory Management
network

5. 1.Transportation
1.1 motor freight
1.2 air freight
1.3 Intermodal and Express Delivery

6. • 1.1 motor freight
*advantages
*cost structure
fuel driver salary26 cab and trailer maintinannce fees

7. Vehicles:
City trucks
Line-haul
Special vehicles
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8. Slide 7
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9. Terminals:
*concept
*types
-pickup and delivery
-cross docks connection of network
-the relay switch the cab and driver
City trucks to line haul

10. Motor carriers :
-concept
-forms of operations

11. -competition

12. questions?

13. Air freight
intro
Characteristics

14. Air freight
• Cost structure
variable cost fixed cost "fuel"

15. Air freight
- Types of equipment:
1- All cargo
-c/cs
2- Belly cargo
- c/cs

16. Statistics: IATA

17. Air carriers
• The basic operation
• Volumetric weight “dhl calc “

19. Air carriers
• Competition

20. World's 50 largest air cargo carriers in 2014:
FedEx leading the way

22. Intermodal
and express
delivery :

23. Intermodal and express delivery :
-Intermodal
 * introduction
 * advantages

24. Intermodal and express delivery :
express delivery
• Introduction
• Competition
• video

25. • Express delivery firms use several modes to the best of their
advantage:
*Rail is the cheapest and reasonably fast over long distances
*Motor is fast for short distances and can pickup and deliver
everywhere
*Air is fastest and cost is justified for certain items.

26. the giants…

27. China:

28. Comparison of
transportation modes
 Speed
 Distance
 Cost

29. Speed
Truck: approximately 50 miles (or 80 kilometers) per hour over the highway for up to 500
miles (800 kilometers)
Train: approximately 30 miles (or 50 kilometers) per hour over almost any distance.
Air: upwards of 200 miles (or 320 kilometers) per hour for distances of more than 500 miles
(800 kilometers), including ground operations.
Distance
Truck: up to 500 miles (800 kilometers) is the ideal distance, but there are still advantages
over the other modes up to 750 miles (1200 kilometers).
Train: for distances of more than 750 miles intermodal has some speed advantages, but the
average distance for intermodal is somewhere around 1,700 miles.
Air: at least 500 miles (800 kilometers) but typically more than 2000 miles.
Cost
Truck: current rates are highly variable, but $1.50 per mile is a reasonable starting value for
a TL shipment
Rail: intermodal freight shipments are typically much cheaper than TL and a common rule of
thumb is about 60-80% of the price of a TL shipment.
Air: typically we consider air freight to be about 6 to 8 times more expensive than truck.
Details

30. Warehousing
Management :

31. Warehousing ManageMent :
 introduction
 Why we need it ?

32. Supplier A
Supplier B
Supplier C
Warehouse A Plant A
Plant B

33. Plant A
Plant B
Warehouse A
Warehouse B
Warehouse C
Customer A
Customer B
Customer C
Customer D
Customer E

34. Warehousing
Management :
THE BASIC FUNCTIONS :
 1-MOVMENT
 2-STORAGE
 3-INFORMATION

35. Warehousing Management :
WHAT MAKES WARHOUSES GOOD :
 1-SPEED
 2-QUALITY
 3-PRODUCTIVITY

36. The basic design of warehouse :
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37. Slide 35
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38. Questions?