Logistics and Supply Chain Management

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Course Outline

  1. Logistics and Supply Chain Foundations
  2. Logistics Phases and Utilities
  3. Supply Chain Types and Reverse Flows
  4. Cost Value and Competitive Strategy
  5. Trade Offs and Cooperative Planning
  6. Technology Megatrends in Logistics
  7. Value Chain and SCM Activity Models

1. Logistics and Supply Chain Foundations

Key Concepts & Definitions

  • Logistics: the part of supply chain management that plans, implements, and controls the efficient flow and storage of goods, services, and information from origin to consumption
  • Supply Chain: a network of organizations linked upstream to suppliers and downstream to distributors to create value for the final consumer
  • Total Systems Management: making trade-offs so that the whole system benefits rather than only one department

Essential Points

  • The seven logistics requirements are:
    • the right product
    • the right quantity
    • the right condition
    • the right place
    • the right time
    • the right customer
    • the right price

Memory Hook

Logistics moves and stores goods; SCM integrates the entire network.

2. Logistics Phases and Utilities

Key Concepts & Definitions

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1. Which activity best represents logistics within supply chain management?

2. What is a supply chain?

3. A logistics manager is evaluating a delivery plan against the main logistics goal; which set of outcomes best reflects that goal?

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What does logistics plan, implement, and control in supply chain management?

The efficient flow and storage of goods, services, and information from origin to consumption.

What is a supply chain?

A network of organizations linked upstream to suppliers and downstream to distributors to create value for the final consumer.

What is the main goal of logistics?

To provide the right product, quantity, condition, place, time, customer, and price.

What does materials management handle in logistics?

The input phase moving raw materials from suppliers to production.

Which activities are included in materials management?

Procurement and storage.

What does physical distribution management handle in logistics?

The output phase moving finished goods to the final customer.

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