Operational logistics management involves planning and controlling the efficient flow of goods, services, and information from suppliers to customers. It is concerned with designing supply chains and business operations to produce goods and services that meet customer needs. Logistics is the part of the supply chain process that oversees the movement of materials and products from the point of origin through to the point of consumption.

1. OPERATIONAL LOGISTICS
MANAGEMENT

2. WHAT IS OPERATIONS LOGISITICS?
• SUPPLY CHAINS – A SUPPLY CHAIN IS A SYSTEM OF ORGANIZATIONS, PEOPLE,
ACTIVITIES, INFORMATION, AND RESOURCES INVOLVED IN MOVING A PRODUCT OR
SERVICE FROM SUPPLIER TO CUSTOMER.
• OPERATIONS -. OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT IS AN AREA OF MANAGEMENT
CONCERNED WITH DESIGNING AND CONTROLLING THE PROCESS OF PRODUCTION
AND REDESIGNING BUSINESS OPERATIONS IN THE PRODUCTION OF GOODS OR
SERVICES.
• EXAMPLES: IN MTC – AREA CONCERNED WITH DESIGNING THE RADIO NETWORK
FOR CUSTOMERS TO BE ABLE TO COMMUNICATE (CORE BUSINESS
• LOGISTICS IS THAT PART OF THE SUPPLY CHAIN PROCESS THAT PLANS,
IMPLEMENTS, AND CONTROLS THE EFFICIENT, EFFECTIVE FLOW AND STORAGE OF
GOODS, SERVICES, AND RELATED INFORMATION FROM THE POINT-OF-ORIGIN TO
THE POINT OF- CONSUMPTION IN ORDER TO MEET CUSTOMERS' REQUIREMENTS.

3. LOGISTICS DEFINED FURTHER…….

4. OPERATIONS

5. SUPPLY CHAINS

6. SUPPLY CHAIN VS LOGISTICS

7. WHY LOGISTICS IN OPERATIONS?
• TO PRODUCE GOODS IN SATISFYING CUSTOMER NEEDS & REQUIREMENTS

8. CONCLUSION

9. DISCUSSION / HOMEWORK
• DISCUSS LOGITICS IN THE FOLLOWING SECTORS?
• BANKING
• ARMY
• RESTAURANT
• EDUCATION (NUST)