A PRESENTATION

ON LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT

Presented By:- MAYANK GARG

D.A.Batch- 01

Training Center:- SHREE BAJARANGI SINGH INTERMEDIATE COLLEGE, GHUGHLI, MAHARAJGANJ

LogisticsDefinition:- “Logistics, plans, implements, and controls the

efficient, effective forward and reverse flow and storage of goods, services, and related information between the point of origin and the point of consumption in order to meet customers’ requirements”.

The flow of material, information and money between consumers and suppliers.

History Of Logistics Private industry starts evolving since the

1940’s. Military were the only ones to using the

term (1950’s, 1960’s).

No true concept of the term in the private industry.

Companies had departments, such as material housing, warehousing, machining, etc.

Difference Between Logistics & Supply Chain Management

Supply Chain Logistics It is a network of

facilities likes warehouses, factories, terminals, ports, stores, homes.

It is a network of vehicles likes trucks, trains, planes, ships.

It is a network of logistics information systems “Connecting suppliers’ suppliers with its customers’ customers.

It is “ what happens in the supply chain”.

It is “putting the right material in the right place at the right time”.

It provides much of the Supply Chain’s value-added.

Logistics Overview

Logistics Activity Framework

Logistics Activities

1:- Customer Response

Goal:• Optimized when the costumer service policy (CSP)

yielding the lowest cost of  lost sales, inventory carrying, and distribution is identifies and executed.

Involves :• Developing or maintaining a Customer Service Policy• Order Entry• Order Processing• InvoicingCollections• Monitoring Customer Satisfaction

2. Inventory Planning & Management

Goal:• Determining Maintaining the lowest inventory

levels possible that will meet Customer Service Policy requirements.

Involves:• Forecasting• Order Quantity Engineering• Replenishment Planning• Inventory Deployment

3. Supply

Goal:• Minimize total acquisition cost (TAC) while

meeting availability, response time and quality requirements.

Involves:• Developing or maintaining a Supplier Service

Policy • Sourcing (of supplies)• Supplier integration• Purchase Order Processing• Buying and Payment

4. Transportation

Goal:• Link all pick-up and deliver-to points within the

response time requirements and transportation limitations at the lowest possible cost.

Involves:• Network design & optimizaation• Shipment Management• Fleet and Container Management• Carrier Management• Freight Management

5. DC Operations (Warehousing)

Goal:• To minimize the cost of labour, space and

equipment in the warehouse while meeting cycle time and shipping accuracy and storage capacity requirments.

Involves:• Receiving • Putaway• Storage• Order Picking• Shipping

Advantages of Logistics Logistics eases the risk in the relationship

amongst the seller and the customer. Logistics offers better productivity, which

means productivity for both companies and customers.

 Comparison of price among a number of providers is possible.

Disadvantage of Logistics The speed of disposal of the product

which does not match up to the swiftness of ordering.

Maintaining customer service and relationship will be quite demanding.

Data must be entered in each stage of movement of goods or activity or process otherwise the benefit of logistics cannot be realized.

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