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AN OVERVIEW
PRESENTED BY:-
VIVEK KUMAR (M16-17)
YASH PATHAK (M16-18)
CONTENTS
• Introduction to supply chain management (SCM)
• Supply Chain Model
• Stages firms go through in adopting SCM
• SCM: A tool for competitive advantage
• Successfully applying the SCM approach
• Logistics v/s Supply Chain Management (SCM)
• Managing Flows
• Strategic role of Logistics
• Controllable Elements in a Logistics System
• Calculating Logistics Costs
• B2B Logistical Service
• B2B Logistical Management
• Common elements of Logistics Service
• Case Study: Trans-Pro Logistics Inc.
• Short video: 5-6 mins.
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WHAT IS SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT?
Source: Supply Chain Management (6th Edition)_Sunil Chopra, Peter Meindl & D.V. Kalra
Source: Business Marketing Management: B2B (9th Edition)_Michael D. Hutt & Thomas W. Speh
• Understand how their suppliers work and develop deep knowledge of the
degree of efficiency and effectiveness that particular suppliers demonstrate
• Turn supplier rivalry into an opportunity by rewarding quality, innovation,
and cost-reduction initiatives
• Actively supervise suppliers and help them improve their operational
capabilities
• Continuously and intensively share information with suppliers
• Conduct joint improvement activities to advance mutual goals
The process of integrating the movement The coordination and management of the
1 Meaning and maintenance of goods in and out the supply chain activities are known as
organization is Logistics. Supply Chain Management.
• Sales-Marketing-Logistics Integration
• Just-in-Time Systems
• Total-Cost Approach
• Customer service
• Order processing
• Logistics communication
• Transportation
• Warehousing
• Inventory control
• Packaging
• Materials handling
• Production planning
• Plant and warehouse location
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CALCULATING LOGISTICS COSTS
• Activity-Based Costing
• Total Cost of Ownership
• Logistical Facilities:
Serving Other Supply Chain Members
Outsourcing the Warehousing Function
• Transportation:
Transportation and Logistical Service
Transportation Performance Criteria
Cost of service
Speed of service
Service consistency
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B2B LOGISTICAL MANAGEMENT
• Inventory Management:
Quality Focus: Eliminate Inventories
Inventory in Rapidly Changing Markets
• Third-party Logistics:
Warehousing function
Transportation function
Entire logistics process from production scheduling to delivery
of finished products to the customer
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COMMON ELEMENTS OF LOGISTICS SERVICE
• Delivery time
• Delivery reliability
• Order accuracy
• Information access
• Damage
• Ease-of-doing business
• Value-added services