Distribution Logistics Management Quiz

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Logistics management is the process of managing the activities that are required to transport goods from its source to the final ______.

customer

Logistics management involves a series of logistics activities such as order processing, material handling, packaging, warehousing, ______, and customer service management.

transportation

The logistics management process is used for tangible goods such as raw materials, finished products, equipment, and machinery to food or other ______ items.

consumable

Logistics management is a subset of the larger supply chain ______.

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Factories that manufacture ______

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Supply chain management plans, implements, and controls the efficient flow of storage, goods, services, and related information from the point of origin to the point of ______.

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Warehouses that store ______

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With logistics management in manufacturing, the focus is twofold: inbound logistics for internal functions and outbound logistics for the external flow from the point of origin to the point of ______.

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Distribution centers to receive and return ______ for clients

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Transport to deliver the ______

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Retail locations, from small to larger stores sell a ______

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A warehouse is a physical place where goods are stored when they come out of ______

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Logisticians focus on ______ management, purchasing, transportation, warehousing, consultation and the organization and mapping of these processes.

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Inbound logistics management refers to the logistics activities that are necessary to transport materials, equipment and machinery from a supplier to a production ______.

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Production logistics management manages the transportation of goods during the production process. This involves the staging of materials from production warehouses to the production line at the right time to streamline the production ______.

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Outbound logistics management involves the transportation of goods from the production or distribution center to the final ______.

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Third-party logistics management refers to the outsourcing of logistics management activities. Third-party logistics management can involve outsourcing inbound or outbound logistic ______.

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Supply Management Logistics Management involves the planning, procuring and coordinating materials that are needed at a certain time at a particular place for the production of a task. This includes transportation of the materials as well as a place to ______ them.

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Companies need to plan their warehouse layouts carefully to help their employees clearly understand where to find the products that are ordered by customers. Some warehouses for big companies can be very large, so it’s important to plan carefully to avoid any logistic ______.

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In logistics management, the packaging doesn’t focus on the aesthetics of the product packaging for the final customers, but instead on how well the product is packaged for transportation in terms of storage space efficiency, breakage prevention, packing cost and ease of ______.

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If packaging meets these requirements, it can help companies save money and facilitate its logistics management ______.

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Transportation is the process of delivering products or materials from their warehouse to the final customer. This is the most expensive logistics activity and therefore, is a step that should be planned carefully to minimize ______ costs.

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Logistic managers need to find the most efficient transportation schedule and method of transportation such as rail, truck, water, and ______.

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Keeping an inventory of products at the warehouse is costly for businesses and may affect their profitability. For this reason, the goal of inventory control is to gauge customer demand to maintain an inventory level that satisfies it, but without causing ______.

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Distribution Logistics Management takes stored materials and transports them to where they need to go. The issues in this involve moving materials; including loading, unloading, and transportation, as well as keeping track of the stock and how it’s used. This type of logistics management controls the movement of supplies from a central warehouse to the stores that sell the product to the public. Customer Service Logistics Management consists of ensuring products are delivered on time and damage-free to ensure customer satisfaction. To do this, organizations use logistics management tools and techniques to track customer interactions along the logistics management process of order processing, handling, transportation, and delivery of goods. Reverse Logistics Management is about the management of reclaiming materials and supplies from the customer back to production. For example, reverse logistics management is concerned with the return of ______ or unused products from the end customer seeking a refund.

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Additionally, evaluating the level of supply at the different stages of the process is required to ensure the needs of the customer are met, for example delivering materials to a construction site or parts for a manufacturing plant. ______ Logistics Management takes stored materials and transports them to where they need to go. The issues in this involve moving materials; including loading, unloading, and transportation, as well as keeping track of the stock and how it’s used. This type of logistics management controls the movement of supplies from a central warehouse to the stores that sell the product to the public. Customer Service Logistics Management consists of ensuring products are delivered on time and damage-free to ensure customer satisfaction. To do this, organizations use logistics management tools and techniques to track customer interactions along the logistics management process of order processing, handling, transportation, and delivery of goods. Reverse Logistics Management is about the management of reclaiming materials and supplies from the customer back to production. For example, reverse logistics management is concerned with the return of unwanted or unused products from the end customer seeking a refund.

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Additionally, evaluating the level of supply at the different stages of the process is required to ensure the needs of the customer are met, for example delivering materials to a construction site or parts for a manufacturing plant. Distribution Logistics Management takes stored materials and transports them to where they need to go. The issues in this involve moving materials; including loading, unloading, and transportation, as well as keeping track of the stock and how it’s used. This type of logistics management controls the movement of supplies from a central warehouse to the stores that sell the product to the public. Customer Service Logistics Management consists of ensuring products are delivered on time and damage-free to ensure customer satisfaction. To do this, organizations use logistics management tools and techniques to track customer interactions along the logistics management process of order processing, handling, transportation, and delivery of goods. Reverse Logistics Management is about the management of reclaiming materials and supplies from the customer back to production. For example, reverse logistics management is concerned with the return of unwanted or unused products from the end customer seeking a ______.

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Additionally, evaluating the level of supply at the different stages of the process is required to ensure the needs of the customer are met, for example delivering materials to a construction site or parts for a manufacturing plant. Distribution Logistics Management takes stored materials and transports them to where they need to go. The issues in this involve moving materials; including loading, unloading, and transportation, as well as keeping track of the stock and how it’s used. This type of logistics management controls the movement of supplies from a central warehouse to the stores that sell the product to the public. ______ Service Logistics Management consists of ensuring products are delivered on time and damage-free to ensure customer satisfaction. To do this, organizations use logistics management tools and techniques to track customer interactions along the logistics management process of order processing, handling, transportation, and delivery of goods. Reverse Logistics Management is about the management of reclaiming materials and supplies from the customer back to production. For example, reverse logistics management is concerned with the return of unwanted or unused products from the end customer seeking a refund.

Customer Signup and view all the answers

Additionally, evaluating the level of supply at the different stages of the process is required to ensure the needs of the customer are met, for example delivering materials to a construction site or parts for a manufacturing plant. Distribution Logistics Management takes stored materials and transports them to where they need to go. The issues in this involve moving materials; including loading, unloading, and transportation, as well as keeping track of the stock and how it’s used. This type of logistics management controls the movement of supplies from a central warehouse to the stores that sell the product to the public. Customer Service Logistics Management consists of ensuring products are delivered on time and damage-free to ensure customer satisfaction. To do this, organizations use logistics management tools and techniques to track customer interactions along the logistics management process of order processing, handling, transportation, and delivery of goods. Reverse Logistics Management is about the management of reclaiming materials and supplies from the customer back to production. For example, reverse logistics management is concerned with the ______ of reclaiming materials and supplies from the customer back to production.

management Signup and view all the answers

Additionally, evaluating the level of supply at the different stages of the process is required to ensure the needs of the customer are met, for example delivering materials to a construction site or parts for a manufacturing plant. Distribution Logistics Management takes stored materials and transports them to where they need to go. The issues in this involve moving materials; including loading, unloading, and transportation, as well as keeping track of the stock and how it’s used. This type of logistics management controls the movement of supplies from a central warehouse to the stores that sell the product to the public. Customer Service Logistics Management consists of ensuring products are delivered on time and damage-free to ensure customer satisfaction. To do this, organizations use logistics management tools and techniques to track customer interactions along the logistics management process of order processing, handling, transportation, and delivery of goods. ______ Logistics Management is about the management of reclaiming materials and supplies from the customer back to production. For example, reverse logistics management is concerned with the return of unwanted or unused products from the end customer seeking a refund.

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Study Notes

Logistics Management

Logistics management is the process of managing the activities required to transport goods from its source to the final customer.
It involves a series of logistics activities such as order processing, material handling, packaging, warehousing, transportation, and customer service management.

Logistics Management vs. Supply Chain Management

Logistics management is a subset of the larger supply chain management.
Supply chain management plans, implements, and controls the efficient flow of storage, goods, services, and related information from the point of origin to the point of consumption.

Types of Logistics Management

Inbound Logistics Management: involves transporting materials, equipment, and machinery from a supplier to a production facility.
Production Logistics and Management: manages the transportation of goods during the production process.
Outbound Logistics Management: involves the transportation of goods from the production or distribution center to the final customer.
Third-Party Logistics Management: involves outsourcing logistics management activities.
Supply Management Logistics Management: involves planning, procuring, and coordinating materials needed at a certain time and place for production.
Distribution Logistics Management: involves moving materials from a central warehouse to stores that sell the product to the public.
Customer Service Logistics Management: ensures products are delivered on time and damage-free to ensure customer satisfaction.
Reverse Logistics Management: involves the management of reclaiming materials and supplies from the customer back to production.

The Logistics Management Process

The distribution network includes factories, warehouses, distribution centers, transport, retail locations, and customers.
The logistics management process involves various activities, including:

Warehousing or Warehouse Management
- A warehouse is a physical place where goods are stored when they come out of production.
- Warehouse operations can be strategically used by companies to excel in the market.
- Warehousing automation can help companies cut labor costs.
Order Processing & Fulfillment
- Order processing and fulfillment involves receiving an order, ensuring payment terms have been met, checking production capacity and availability of stock, and preparing the order for transportation.
- Documenting transactions and updating warehouse inventory are also important aspects.
Material Handling
- Material handling refers to the movement of goods in a warehouse.
- Companies need to plan their warehouse layouts carefully to avoid logistic inefficiencies.
Packaging
- Packaging in logistics management focuses on storage space efficiency, breakage prevention, packing cost, and ease of handling.
Transportation Management
- Transportation is the process of delivering products or materials from the warehouse to the final customer.
- It is the most expensive logistics activity and should be planned carefully to minimize manufacturing costs.
Inventory Management
- Inventory management aims to gauge customer demand to maintain an inventory level that satisfies it, without causing overcosts.
- Keeping an inventory of products at the warehouse is costly for businesses and may affect their profitability.

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