logistics management

1. LOGISTICS
BY:
S.NAGARAJAPANDIAN
18UD42
III-BBA-C
AYYA NADAR JANAKI AMMAL COLLEGE
SIVAKASI

2. INTRODUCTION:
• The purpose of logistics management is to plan coordinate all
those activities necessary to achieve desired levels of delivered
service and quality at lowest possible cost.

3. COMMERCIAL SUCCESS
•Cost advantage •Value
advantage

4. THE WORK OF LOGISTICS
• Network design
• Information
• Transportation
• Inventory
• Warehousing, material handling , and packaging

5. INVENTORY MANAGEMENT POLICY
• Customer’s segmentation
• Product requirement
• Transportation interaction
• Time based requirements
• Competitive performance

6. PLANNING AND COORDINATION FLOWS
• 1.straegic objective
• 2.Capacity constraints
• 3.logistic requirements
• 4.Inventory deployment
• 5.manufacturing requirements
• 6.forecasting

7. OPERATION OBJECTIVE OF INTEGRATED
LOGISTICS
• Rapid response
• Minimum variance
• Minimum inventory
• Movement consolidation
• Quality
• Life cycle support

8. LIFE CYCLE SUPPORT
• Rigid quality standard
• Product expiry dates
• Responsibility for hazards consensus ,and
• Laws prohibility

9. BARRIERS TO INTEGRATION
• Organization
• Measurements system
• Inventory ownership
• Information technology
• Knowledge transfer capacity

10. PRINCIPLES OF LOGISTICS INFORMATION
Introduction
. Customer anrequirement order
Inventory requirements
Warehousing work order
Invoice

11. INFORMATION FUNCTIONALLY
• Transaction system
• Management control
• Decision analysis
• Strategic planning

12. OPERATION FLOWS
ORDER MANAGEMENT
PRE-QUALIFICATION

13. PRINCIPLES OF DESIGNING
• Availability
• Accuracy
• Timeline
• Expecting –based LIS
• Flexibility
• Approved

14. OPPORTUNITIES FLOWS
• Order management
• Order process