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Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain

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  • [email protected], [email protected] www.greenlogisticsthai.org

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    Logistics Supply Chain

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    mailto:[email protected]://www.greenlogisticsthai.org
  • Logistics

    Logistics planning and execution, management of a business or other operation; branch of the military which

    oversees and maintains material and personnel

    /

    :

    = Physical distribution

    Logistik

    ( )

    (Hangul)

  • Company name www.themegallery.com

    1.

    2.

    3.

    1 /11/2012 Techa Boonyachai

    Science on Logistics System

  • Business Model

    LOGISTICS

  • 5

    Logistics

    Green

    Reverse Reduce, Reuse, Recycle)

  • www.themegallery.com

    1,000,000

    300,000 700,000

    300,000 100,000

    50,000 100,000 150,000

    45,000 105,000

  • www.themegallery.com

    How to Decrease Cost but Increase Competitive Advantage?

    Logistics Costs)

  • Company name

    www.themegallery.com

    Science in Logistics System

    How to Decrease Cost and

    Increase Competitive Advantage

  • Company name

    How to Decrease Cost and Increase Competitive Advantage

    Powerpoint Template

    Suppliers

    ()

    /

  • 10

    (Logistics)

    : Council of Logistics Management

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    Product

    Price

    Place

    Promotion

    Marketing

    Mix : 4Ps

    Logistics

    Maximize Customer Service level and Satisfaction

    Inventory Holding

    Warehousing

    Transportation

    Order Processing& Customers Response

    Supply

    Minimize Cost

    Logistics vs Marketing vs Manufacturing

    Machine

    Money

    Man

    Management

    Manufacturing

    Mix : 5Ms

    Material

    LOGISTICS

    Activities

  • 12

    1)

    2) Lead time

    3) PD PD PD

  • . .4 Just in time

    Node Node

    Mode

    Link

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    Distribution Center

    Initial Supplier

    First Tier Supplier

    Manufacturer

    Wholesaler

    Retailer

    En

    d U

    ser &

    Cu

    sto

    me

    r

    Material Flow

    Financial Flow

    Information Flow

    Manufacturer Logistics

    DC Logistics

    Retailer Logistics

    Supply Chain & Logistics

    Source: Techa Presentation

  • 16

    Logistics Activities

    Logistics

    Customer service

    Demand Forecasting

    Inventory Management

    Material Handling

    Order Processing

    Location Selection

    Packaging Procurement

    Reverse Logistics

    Part and Service Support

    Traffic and Transportation

    Warehousing And Storage

    7

    2

    4

    5

    6

    1

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    10

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    12

  • 17

    1 Order Processing

  • 18

    Customer Order Cycle

    Customer Order

    Order transmittal

    Enter Customer

    Order

    Customer Delivery Ship Customer Order

    Inventory available

    Check credit

    Production Schedule

    Back Order

    Production Shipping

    Documentation

    Invoice

    Process Order Warehouse Withdrawal

    Transportation Scheduling

    Inventory File

  • 19

    Order Processing : Importance

    forms the foundation for logistics and corporate

  • 20

    Four way to evaluate order transmittal

    Speed

    Cost

    Consistency

    Accuracy

  • 21

    Traditional Order Form

  • 22

    EDI vs. Traditional Method

    Post Office

    Purchasing Order

    Purchasing Order

    Purchasing

    Order Entry

    Traditional Method

    Purchasing

    EDI Flow

    Seller

  • 23

    Order via Information System

  • 24

    2 Customer Service

  • 25

    Bad Customer Service

  • 26 Service Provider

    Service Level

    continuous increasing!!!

    1

    Customer Expectation

    1

    2

    3

    2

    3

    4 5

    Service Provider who can created service level above

    customer expectation will have more competitiveness.

  • 27

    3 Forecasting

    or

  • 28

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    4 Procurement & Purchasing

    Supplier

  • 30

    How cost reduction created more benefits???

    Margin 100 ,000

    Overhead Cost 150 ,000

    Production 150 ,000

    Raw Material 600 ,000

    Reduced Raw Material

    Cost to 540 ,000

    Production 150 ,000

    Overhead Cost 150 ,000

    Margin increased to

    160 ,000

    A 10 % reduction in

    the raw material cost

    A 60 % increase in its product

    margin

  • 31

    5 Inventory Control

  • 32

    Cycle Stock

    In -Transit Inventories

    Safety or Buffer Stock

    Speculative Stock

    Seasonal Stock

    Dead Stock

  • 33

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    A

    B C

    ABC Analysis for Sales, Expense, Stock

    Sales

    Percentage of items

    Pe

    rce

    nta

    ge

    of D

    olla

    rs

  • 36

    ABC Cycle Count Frequency

    Detail / Items Items Items Items

    Cost of Error High Medium Low

    % of Total Cost 60 30 10

    Cycle Count Frequency

    Once a Month

    Once a Quarter

    Once a Year

    Frequency of Order

    Monthly Quarterl

    y Annual

  • 37

    6 Warehousing

  • 38

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  • 40

    Manual System Warehouse

  • 41

    Manual System Warehouse

  • 42

    Automated System Warehouse VDO

  • 43

    Barcode

  • 44

    RFID : Radio Frequency Identification

  • 45

    RFID : Tag

  • 46

    RFID : Reader

  • 47

    RFID : Reader

  • 48

    7 Location Analysis

  • 49

    Source of Supply or Production site.

    Location Analysis

    Production Positioned

    Close to source of supply or production facilities.

    Intermediately Positioned

    Located midpoint of customer and producer to offer high customer service Level.

    Market Positioned

    Nearest to final customer.

    Market place or Customer

  • Case Study: Network Distribution Optimization

    Location Analysis

  • 57

    8 Packaging

  • 58

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    9 Transportation

  • 60

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    Marine Loading Arms

  • 67

  • 68

  • 69

  • 70

  • 71

    Pressurize

  • 72

    Ro/Ro

  • 73

  • 74

  • 75

    Quay Gantry Crane

  • 76

    Yard Gantry Crane

  • 77

  • 78

  • 79

  • 80

  • 81

    Importer

    Port/ Airport

    Consumer

    Consumer

    Consumer

    Consumer

    Export

  • 82

    International Transport Industry

    International Transportation

    Sea/Air)

    Liner / Airline

    Chartering Market / Charter Flight

    Industrial Carrier / Couriers

  • 83

    Collaboration between small shipper for inland transportation: Shipment Consolidation

    :

  • 84

    Continuous move routing with Integration of inbound and distribution logistics

    Supplier 1

    Customer 1

    Local Firm

    Supplier 3

    Supplier 2

    Customer 2

    Customer 3

    Customer 4

    Customer 5

    Low Load Factor

    Reduced Empty Run

    and Increased

    Load Factor

  • 85

    10 Parts and Supports

  • 86

    11 Material Handling

  • 87

    Material Handling : Equipment

    VDOrobot

    robot/VTS_01_1.VOBrobot
  • 88

    12 Reverse Logistics

  • 89

    Reverse Logistics

    Activities:

    - Remanufacturing

    - Refurbishing

    - Reusing and Recycling

    - Redesigning Packaging

    - Reclaim Material

    Objective:

    - Product value added

    - Reduce Waste

    Logistics

    Reverse Logistics

  • 90

    Green Logistics

    +

    +

  • 91

    Pollution Logistics Process

    Distributor

    Retailer

    Buyer

    Supplier

    Manufacturer

    Local Firm/Shipper Consignee

    Port / Custom/Government/ License Agencies at Country of Origin

    Port/Airport Port/Airport

    Information/Invoice/Order-Processing

    Inland Transportation

    Product

    Inland Transportation

    Product

    Long Haul Transportation

    Product

    Port / Custom/Government/ License Agenciesat

    Country of Destination

    Cargo Manifest

    Wasted water Dust

    Waste, Repaired and Return Product

    Air Pollution and Oil Spilled

    Obsolesced Item

    Material Waste in Process

    1. Closing - Production System 2. Efficiency of Input and Raw Material to production line

    Reverse Logistics Recycle Packaging

    Forecasting with SCM Information Tech.

    Modal Shift Energy Shift Transport Mgmt.