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Business Logistics Management
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1. Transportation-based - Warehouse/distribution-based - Forwarder-based - Shipper/management-based - Financial-based - Information-based firms
Government Regulations and Policy Force
Types of 3PLs
Form Utility Definition
WMS
2. Customers trade partnership against terrorism
C-TPAT
Collaborative Example
Top US imports from China
Quantity Utility Definition
3. Materials Requirement Planning
Transportation Management Issue
Business Logistics
MRP
Possession Utility
4. Reduced complexity - reduced product life cycle - more volatility - organizational structures frequently change.
Inbound
Dimensions of customer service
R's of Information
Global Markets Characteristics
5. Critical part of global supply chains
Ports
Factors Affecting Demand
Service Logistics
ABC Activity-Based Costing
6. Partner
Organizational Relationships Issue
Collaborative Example
Form Utility Definition
Types of 3PLs
7. Strategically positioning customers to improve the profitability of the organization and enhance its relationship with its customer base
Council of Supply Chain Management
WMS
Integrated Supply Chain
CRM Customer Relationship Management
8. Increased complexity for organizations (from SKUs to trade regulations) is a problem. Organizations should simplify.
Air
Collaborative Relationship
Strategic Example
Complexity Issue
9. North American Free Trade Agreement. Establishes free trade between US - Canada - and Mexico
Logistics
Customer (7 R's of logistics)
Technology Force
NAFTA
10. The time that elapses from when a buyer places an order until receipt of the order
Order Cycle Time
Complexity Issue
Inventory Deployment Issue
Dimensions of customer service
11. CFE - MSE - MAD - MAPE
Forecast Errors
The Micro Dimension
Organizational Consolidation Force
Complexity Issue
12. Time Utility - Place Utility - Quantity Utility
NAFTA
Utility(ies) associated with Logistics
Organizational Relationships Issue
Forces Driving the Rate of Change
13. Transportation Management System
TMS
ABC Activity-Based Costing
Utility(ies) associated with Logistics
Organizational Relationships Issue
14. Real and recognized benefits to all members - Dynamic creation - measurement - and evolution of collaborative partnerships - Co-buyer and co-seller relationships - Flexibility and security - Collaboration across all stages of business process integ
Cost/Value Issue
Transportation Management Issue
Technology Issue
Immutable Laws of Collaborative Logistics
15. Cost and Freight
Motor
CFR
NAFTA
Performance Categories
16. Time - Dependability - Communications - Convenience
Supply Chain Definition
FAS
Customer (7 R's of logistics)
Dimensions of customer service
17. Free Alongside Ship
Inbound
Customer Service
FAS
Four Subdivisions of Logistics
18. Assembles and manages the resources - capabilities - and technology of its own organization with those of complementary service providers to deliver a comprehensive supply chain solution.
DRP
DDP
Government Regulations and Policy Force
4PL
19. Right: information - partner - quantity - format - time - place - cost
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20. Distribution Requirement Planning
DRP
ERP
Logistics Management
Transportation Management Issue
21. Return on Assets.
Air
Transactional Relationship
ROA
Order Cycle Time
22. Efficiency (cost) and effectiveness (value). A challenge for SCs is the prevention of sub-optimization.
Order Cycle Time
Two Phases of order mgmt.
FOB
Cost/Value Issue
23. Providing time and place utility/value of materials and products in support of Functional management organization objectives.
Transactional Relationship
Technology Force
Information Issue
Component Support
24. Value added to goods through a manufacturing or assembly process.
Utility(ies) associated with Production
Balancing Supply/Demand
Time Utility Definition
Form Utility Definition
25. Represents an alternative that may imply even greater involvement than the partnership or strategic alliance
Integrated Supply Chain
Strategic Relationship
Categories of Logistics Quantification Pyramid
Inventory Deployment Issue
26. Sales and Order Processing
Quantity Utility Definition
S&OP
Supply Chain
Empowered Customer Force
27. Form - Time - Place - Quantity - Possession
Value Added Role of Logistics (5 types of utility)
Export Management Companies
Council of Supply Chain Management
Ports
28. 24/7 connection. Fast - accessible - consumers become aware of shipping cycles.
Technology Force
Ports
Collaborative Relationship
Service Logistics
29. Order Fill Rate - Perfect Order
External Metrics
ERP
Collaborative Relationship
Vertical Relationship
30. Influences product availability
Top US trading partners
Order Cycle Time
DRP
FOB
31. The ________ is associated with downstream activities.
Possession Utility
Customer Service
Strategic Relationship
Supply Chain
32. Product/Service - Information - Finance
Global Markets Characteristics
Factors Affecting Demand
Transactional Relationship
Supply Chain Flows
33. Analyze and evaluate on organizations efficiency over a time period.
Export Trading Companies
Performance Measurement Issue
Event Logistics
Supply Chain Relationship
34. Warehouse Management System
DDP
Forces Driving the Rate of Change
TMS
WMS
35. Export goods and services to overseas buyers and handles most of the export arrangements.
Export Trading Companies
Major categories of metrics
Types of 3PLs
Cost/Value Issue
36. Relevant - Accurate - Accessible - Timely - Transferable
Cost/Value Issue
Information Requirements
R's of Information
Ports
37. An external supplier that performs all or part of a company's logistics functions.
3rd Party Logistics
Types of Forecasts
Customer (7 R's of logistics)
Forces Driving the Rate of Change
38. Supplies expertise to international shippers. Consolidate small shipments. Derives income from fees for service.
NAFTA
Dimensions of customer service
Freight Forwarder
Information Issue
39. Possession Utility
Utility(ies) associated with Marketing
Supply Chain Network Issue
Globalization Force
Inbound
40. Cost - Insurance - and Freight
Global Markets Characteristics
Quantity Utility Definition
R's of Information
CIF
41. Channel Satisfaction - Transaction Cost and Revenue - Logistics Operations - Logistics Service
C-TPAT
Categories of Logistics Quantification Pyramid
FAS
Integrated Supply Chain
42. Item Fill Rate - Line Fill Rate
Internal Metrics
Customer Service
Order Cycle Time
Motor
43. The most pervasive and important global shipment method. Low rates - wide variety of products
The Micro Dimension
Supply Chain Security Issue
Ocean
Logistics Management
44. Two or more business orgs cooperate and willingly modify their business objectives and practices to help achieve long-term goals.
Supply Chain Issues
FOB
Immutable Laws of Collaborative Logistics
Collaborative Relationship
45. Coordination and Integration can reduce the inventory level on horizontal and vertical levels in the SC. (the bullwhip effect [when inventory is duplicated])
Transactional Relationship
Performance Measurement Issue
Inventory Deployment Issue
Order Cycle Time
46. Adding value to products by making them available when they're needed.
Forecast Errors
Utility(ies) associated with Marketing
Time Utility Definition
CRM Customer Relationship Management
47. Focuses on the outbound side of of a firm's logistics system.
Physical Distribution
Supply Chain Relationship
Supply Chain Flows
Utility(ies) associated with Marketing
48. Procurement and Manufacturing - value adding activities
Top US exports to China
4PL
Forecasting
Global Markets Characteristics
49. The network facilities and supporting transportation is important. It must be capable and able to respond to change in the marketplace.
Collaborative Example
The Micro Dimension
3rd Party Logistics
Supply Chain Network Issue
50. Point-of-sale(POS); Collaborative planning - forecasting - and replenishment(CPFR); Vendor-managed inventory (VMI)
Inventory
Customer (7 R's of logistics)
Organizational Consolidation Force
NAFTA