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1. SUPPLY CHAIN: LOGISTIC & DISTRIBUTION IN CONTEXT PREPARED BY: SHAHBANI EMAIL: shahbani2004@gmail.com

2. Logistics and Supply Chains What is Logistics The total management of the key operational functionsin the supply chain – procurement, production and distribution. Procurement includes purchasing and product development. The production function includes manufacturing and assembling, while the distribution function involves warehousing, inventory, transport and delivery.

4. Customs brokerage

5. Freight auditing and payment

8. Transportation equipment / leasing

9. Private fleet assets / management

10. Warehousing

11. Order Management & fulfillment

12. Cross docking

13. Value added, assembly & configuration

15. Logistics and Supply Chains

18. Air Cargo

19. Truckload

20. Railroad/ Train

21. Water

22. Pipe Line

24. On-time delivery

25. Loss & damage claims

26. Transit time

27. Transit time reliability

28. Equipment availability

29. Price

31. Logistics and Supply Chains Reverse Logistics is the process of planning, implementation and controlling the efficient, cost effective flow of raw materials, in process inventory, finished goods and related information from the point of consumption to the point of origin for the purpose of recapturing value or proper disposal.

33. Virtuality

34. Scope

35. Service

36. Complexity

37. Products

39. Logistics and Supply Chains

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42. Logistics and Supply Chains Customer relationship management Customer service management Returns management Demand management Product development & commercialisation Supply Chain Management – Eight Processes Supplier relationship management Order fulfillment Manufacturing flow management

43. Lack of Ownership Decision Risks Inertia Risks Chaos Risks J.I.T Relationship Risks Logistics and Supply Chains Supply Chain Vulnerability Cranfield Five Categories of Supply Chain Risk!

44. Logistics and Supply Chains Ten ways of Managing Supply Chain Risk Diversification 1 Stockpiling 2 Redundancy 3 Insurance 4 Supplier selection 5 Supplier development 6 Contractual obligation 7 Collaborative initiatives 8 Rationalisation of the product range 9 Localised sourcing 10

46. Operations

47. Outbound logistics

48. Marketing and sales

50. Human resources

51. Technology development

53. Logistics and Supply Chains Test the cost reduction strategy for sustainability Main Steps in Strategic Cost Analysis Ensure cost reduction efforts do not differentiate Develop a strategy lower relative cost position Identify competitor value chains Diagnose the cost drivers of each activity Identify value chain & assign costs & assets to it

54. 20% 15% 14% Logistics and Supply Chains Supply Chains – Who Runs Them? Logistics or supply manager 45% Operations or production director Logistics or supply director Operations or production manager Sale, finance or commercial