PPT-1 Module: Transport and Logistics Management (207KM)

Week 9 Transportation Learning Objectives To compare and contrast transportation infrastructures in several countries To identify the five modes of transportation and learn about their respective characteristics. Logistics. . Initiatives. Jean . Kizito. . Kabanguka. Introduction. Logistics Costs . vs. Trade Competitiveness…. Landlocked Countries Vs Transit Corridors. Logistics Cost and Delays. Transport Observatories. IMPACT AND AGENDA. Jose Luis Guasch. World Bank and. Economics Professor, University of California at. San Diego. Mexico City, Mexico, July 2010. Logistics and Competitiveness?. Why?. Logistics are one of the five key pillars of competitiveness. 1. Session Objectives . Definition of logistics. Logistics & supply chain management differentiation. Objectives of logistics management. Logistics Overview. 2. Logistics Origin . . The word logistics traces its origin to the Greek word logistikos and the Latin word logisticus, meaning the science of computing and calculating.. :. . Potential disruptive technologies that just might transform the supply chains of the . future. (and . possibly be greener). Tony Whiteing. November 2014. 1. st. edition, 2010……... 2nd edition, 2012……... lecture. Intro. Agnieszka Stachowiak. agnieszka.stachowiak@put.poznan.pl. Lectures. + . conversatories. Multiple. choice test. Materials . available. . at. fem.put.poznan.pl. Logistics. - (. business definition. A – Logistics and Value Chains. B – Distribution Facilities. C – Distribution Systems. A – The Role and Function of Logistics. Read section 1. Logistics. Is there a difference between logistics and supply chain management?. Jean-Paul Rodrigue. Associate Professor, Dept. of Global Studies & Geography, Hofstra University, New York, USA. Last Mile Logistics and Port Regionalization in Global Freight Distribution. “All-Miles” Logistics: Global Maritime Freight Transport System. Timeline 1900- Shipping & Logistics . Dockers, Shipment & Packaging . Time Line 1960- Revolution. (Shipping. . Yard). (. Manifests. Blue. Print. ). (Shipping. . Containers). Transforming Future of Logistics & Transportation. Introduction. Channels of . distribution connect . producers and customers. Links are . ___________ and __________ entities . that perform a number of . functions. Producers . rely . on . _________. . A – Logistics and Value Chains. B – Distribution Facilities. C – Distribution Systems. C – Distribution Systems. Read section 3. The Evolution of Retail Logistics. 1970s. Direct . replenishment. How to manage ever smaller, ever more frequent Shipments?. GS1 Event Rome, October 2014. Presenter: Jaco Voorspuij. 4 Mega Trends moving Logistics Markets. Emerging trends (still smaller scale):. Production (especially SME operating through Amazon or . Mr. Darrell Ransom. March 24, 2015. Mr Darrell Ransom. March 26, 2015. Distribution Management Directorate. 2. Agenda. Who we are. What we do. . What’s on our mind. Plan Manage Sustain. TOPIC 2: KEY PROCESSES AND FUNCTIONS IN FREIGHT LOGISTICS. 3. ACTIVITY CLUSTERS IN FREIGHT LOGISTICS. Warehousing, Distribution and technical clusters in freight logistics. - Refer to the table on page 47, it compares the key processes and... FREIGHT LOGISTICS L4 LEARNER’S GUIDE. PUBLISHED IN 2015 BY MACMILLAN SOUTH AFRICA [PTYL] LTD. Freight logistics. level 4. part 3. tOPic: the national freight logistics strategy. Learning Outcomes:.