PPT-Inventory and Logistics

Operations Advanced Certificate in Procurement and Supply Operations Classifying stocks by type Raw materials Components Subassemblies Work in progress Consumable stores Tools Machine spares . 1. Logistics . Overview. Macro & Micro Perspective. 2. Macro & Micro Perspective. . Logistics Overview. 3. Macro Perspective. . Logistics costs increase with growth in economy. . Total Logistic Costs measured with GDP. Logistics . Logistics of business is big and important. The logistical value proposition. The work of logistics. Logistical operations. Logistics integration objectives. Logistical operating arrangements. 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.. Business Logistics. Chapter 1. Logistics and The Supply Chain. Instructor: Evrim Toren. Objectives of the Chapter. To learn the . definition of logistics. To understand . the economic importance of logistics. George-. Cosmin. Dr inż. Zdzisław Pólkowski. Logistics. http://a2b.hr/. Content. Introduction. Why . logistics . matters. Matching . Supply and Demand. Inventory Management. Continuous replenishment. Prof. Costas Panou. Lecture . #5 . in . M.Sc. . New Technologies in Shipping and Transportation. Outline. Understand the importance of costing SC activities. Understand the SC costs. Know the methods of logistics costing. 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?. Automated Control System. Presented by: Louis “. Lontrell. ” Harris. Asset Management Coordinator. Property & Asset Management (P.A.M.) Program. Phase 1 - District-wide Property Inventory. Phase 2 - . Industrial Technology Management . Programme. Faculty . of . Technology. Objectives / Outcomes. At the end of this . chapter, students should . be able to:. Understand industrial logistics management concept. Introduction. Channels of . distribution connect . producers and customers. Links are . ___________ and __________ entities . that perform a number of . functions. Producers . rely . on . _________. . . by. 9/10/2016. 1. Goenka College of Commerce . 9/10/2016. 2. Goenka College of Commerce . LOGISTICS…... Defined. . Planning implementing and controlling the physical flow of material and finished goods from point of origin to point of use to meet customer`s need at a profit. Chapter 18. Supply chain vs. Logistics . Supply chain management. Supply chain management, then, is the active management of supply chain activities to maximize customer value and achieve a sustainable competitive advantage. . Global Logistics. Definitions. International Logistics. International Logistics is the process of planning, implementing, and controlling the flow and storage of goods, services, and related information from a point of origin to a point of... The student can define the basic concepts of logistics (transportation and inventory) and understand the influence of logistics to company’s other functions. The students train their practical skills related to looking for suppliers from...