2012-11-01-techa- science on logistics and supplychain
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Introduction to Logistics and Supply ChainTRANSCRIPT
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Logistics
Logistics planning and execution, management of a business or other operation; branch of the military which
oversees and maintains material and personnel
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= Physical distribution
Logistik
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Company name www.themegallery.com
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1 /11/2012 Techa Boonyachai
Science on Logistics System
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Business Model
LOGISTICS
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Logistics
Green
Reverse Reduce, Reuse, Recycle)
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www.themegallery.com
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45,000 105,000
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www.themegallery.com
How to Decrease Cost but Increase Competitive Advantage?
Logistics Costs)
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Company name
www.themegallery.com
Science in Logistics System
How to Decrease Cost and
Increase Competitive Advantage
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Company name
How to Decrease Cost and Increase Competitive Advantage
Powerpoint Template
Suppliers
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: 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
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2) Lead time
3) PD PD PD
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. .4 Just in time
Node Node
Mode
Link
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Distribution Center
Initial Supplier
First Tier Supplier
Manufacturer
Wholesaler
Retailer
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Material Flow
Financial Flow
Information Flow
Manufacturer Logistics
DC Logistics
Retailer Logistics
Supply Chain & Logistics
Source: Techa Presentation
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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
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1 Order Processing
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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
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Order Processing : Importance
forms the foundation for logistics and corporate
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Four way to evaluate order transmittal
Speed
Cost
Consistency
Accuracy
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Traditional Order Form
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EDI vs. Traditional Method
Post Office
Purchasing Order
Purchasing Order
Purchasing
Order Entry
Traditional Method
Purchasing
EDI Flow
Seller
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Order via Information System
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2 Customer Service
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Bad Customer Service
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Service Level
continuous increasing!!!
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Customer Expectation
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Service Provider who can created service level above
customer expectation will have more competitiveness.
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3 Forecasting
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4 Procurement & Purchasing
Supplier
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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
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5 Inventory Control
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Cycle Stock
In -Transit Inventories
Safety or Buffer Stock
Speculative Stock
Seasonal Stock
Dead Stock
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ABC Analysis for Sales, Expense, Stock
Sales
Percentage of items
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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
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6 Warehousing
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Manual System Warehouse
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Manual System Warehouse
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Automated System Warehouse VDO
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Barcode
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RFID : Radio Frequency Identification
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RFID : Tag
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RFID : Reader
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RFID : Reader
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7 Location Analysis
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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
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Case Study: Network Distribution Optimization
Location Analysis
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8 Packaging
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9 Transportation
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Marine Loading Arms
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Pressurize
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Ro/Ro
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Quay Gantry Crane
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Yard Gantry Crane
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Importer
Port/ Airport
Consumer
Consumer
Consumer
Consumer
Export
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International Transport Industry
International Transportation
Sea/Air)
Liner / Airline
Chartering Market / Charter Flight
Industrial Carrier / Couriers
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Collaboration between small shipper for inland transportation: Shipment Consolidation
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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
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10 Parts and Supports
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11 Material Handling
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Material Handling : Equipment
VDOrobot
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12 Reverse Logistics
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Reverse Logistics
Activities:
- Remanufacturing
- Refurbishing
- Reusing and Recycling
- Redesigning Packaging
- Reclaim Material
Objective:
- Product value added
- Reduce Waste
Logistics
Reverse Logistics
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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.