Appunti completi di Logistics Management

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1. The strategic role of Logistics Management. -Definition of Logistics Management. - Evolution of the concept of Logistics. -Logistics and Supply Chain Management. -The 3-layer model: …

Esame Logistics Management

Facoltà Ingegneria dei sistemi

Dal corso del Prof. Melacini Marco

Università Politecnico di Milano

A.A. 2020-2021

81 pagine

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Logistics Management

1. Introduction

Importance of logistics
Objectives of logistics activities
Logistics network design

2. Warehouse

Types of warehouses
Factors influencing location
Storage space design
Inventory management

3. Material Handling

Objectives of material handling
Types of equipment
Factors influencing choice

4. Order Processing and System Design

ERP systems
Order management process
Design parameters
Examples of systems

5. Transportation

Modes of transportation
Cost characteristics
Selection process

6. Network Design

Strategic planning
Operational planning
Cost efficiency

7. Inventory Management

Types of inventory
Costs associated with inventory
Control systems

8. Logistics Outsourcing

Types of outsourcing
Vendor selection
Cost management

Logistics Management

1. Introduction
- Storage of goods and articles
- Management of logistics and continuous attention
- Stock and rotation of goods
2. Warehouse
- My management goods
- Storage physical design
- Factors affecting location
3. Attached unit
- Product storage
- Components for new models
  - New automation services
4. Order picking and design
- Logistic cost picking and delivery
- Systems of picking
  - Picking shortest path
  - Pick to pack
- Packaging systems
  - Bags maximum per bag
5. Transportation
- FCL vs LCL container
- RWTL
6. Network design
- Cost model regional distribution
7. Network management
- Network nodes and demand
- Distribution warehouses
8. Logistics Outsourcing
- Value creation

Logistics Management

Introduction

Logistics is the science of planning and carrying out the movement and maintenance of forces (NATO)

Logistics management is that part of supply chain management that 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 (CSCMP)

The Evolution of Logistics

Physical Distribution / Material Handling

Efficient movement of manufactured products from the end of the production line to customer
Focus on distribution of finished products or disposal of raw mat. and semi. colliery
Reduction of distribution or supply/production costs

Integrated Logistics

Not sufficient to work on distribution. To achieve customer requirements and minimize logistics costs
Logistics is a process end to end focus on production, distribution, service company additional to the internal logistics costs
Focus on the overall logistics system with the integration of the objectives for procurement, materials management, production management, and physical distribution
Integration of all the internal supply chain

Supply Chain Management

It involves the different companies, infrastructures, physical flows, processes and activities of the firms. Relationship processes for optimization of flow interfaces, distribution of materials, components and products from the producer to final customers.
Focus on the SC as a value. Competitive advantage, flexibility of a distribution lever.
Integration of the external SC

Supply Chain Based Competition

Logistics is part of a more comprehensive concept SCM
Not only about product or service flows (goods + info)
Focus on value for the customer service: enhance customer value by service the final customer supply chain based competition

The 3 Levels of Logistics Plan

Operational: logistics execution Suppliers: source → make → stock → deliver
Tactical: su

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