third party logistics ( by chandan)
TRANSCRIPT
THIRD PARTY LOGISTICS
Chandan SinghDr. Rajendra Prasad Central Agricultural
University, Pusa
Contents
• Introduction TPL• Importance TPL• The infrastructure required for a TPL• Steps for a TPL• Evaluating Performance TPL• Operation of Indian TPL• Logistic chain for TPL
Introduction
TPL refers to the concept of outsourcing the logistic and distribution of a manufacturing or service firm to a logistic and service provider so that manufacturing company can focus on its core competencies of new product development, manufacturing , and marketing the product.
Importance of TPL
Improved strategic focusResource constraintsLowered costsExpansion of marketFor more professional scientific approach to
logistic problem
For improvement in service level with improved response time
For efficient management of inventory resulting in better utilization of working capital
Increased flexibility
The infrastructure required for TPL
• Warehouse• Fleet of vehicles• Hardware and software to take care of
information need• Advanced material handling capabilities• Good team of consultants• Trained manpower
Steps in TPL
• Knowing where to go – Companies should define their logistics management goals and attempt to visualize their organization status after they have outsourced their logistic activities.
• Knowing the need and objective – It helps the companies in selecting a TPL that best fits in heir requirement.
Evaluating Performance
Transportation On time shipmentOn time deliveryTransportation cost per mileWarehousingPer unit cost of warehousingCost of warehousing including the overheadsWithin time period
Conti…
Number of cases handled per hour or per employee.
Picking accuracyOrder fulfillmentItem fulfillmentInventory accuracyNegligence loss and damage
Conti…
CostService costCost reductionQualityReportProcess of improvementAvailabilityCustomer satisfaction
Operation of Indian TPL
• Gati• Transport corporation of India Ltd.• Blue Dart logistics• DHL logistic• Fed Ex• AFL logistic
Logistic chain
Supplier Sourcing Inventory1 raw material Production Finished product Physical distribution
Customer
THANK YOU