Logistics Management

Presented by:Aditi Misra

MIBA- IV sem

Roll no. - 26

Presented to:

Dr. U. K. Rai

Flow of Presentation

•Definition•Components of Logistics system•Need for it•Goals of logistics management•Decisions involved in it•Integrated logistic management

The definition

It is the process of planning, implementing and controlling the effective and efficient flow and storage of goods, services and related information from the point of origin to the point of consumption for the purpose of conforming to customer requirements.

-COUNCIL OF LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT, USA

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“Five Rights" in logistics management:

Right product at the Right place at the Right time in the Right condition for the Right cost.

Components of Logistics System

Logistics services Information systems Infrastructure/resources

Logistics Services

• Logistics services support the movement of materials and products

from inputs through production to consumers, as well as associated

waste disposal and reverse flows.

• Logistics services comprise physical activities as well as non-

physical activities.

Logistics servicesLogistics services

Information System

• Information systems include modelling and management

of decision making, and more important issues are

tracking and tracing.

Information systemInformation systems

Infrastructure

• Infrastructure comprises human resources, financial

resources, packaging materials, warehouses, transport

and communications.

InfrastructureInfrastructure

Model of Logistics system

Need for logistics management

•Improvement of services

• Revolution of logistics operation

• Shorter product life cycle

• Improvement of logistics facilities

• Channel cooperation between companies

• Specialized logistics delivery

Goals of the Logistics Management

• To provide a targeted level of customer service at the least cost

• Maximize Profits, Not Sales

Major Logistics Functions

Order Processing Warehousing Inventory management Cost management

Decisions in logistics management

•Product Design •Plant Location•Choice of Markets/Sources•Production Structure •Distribution/Dealer Network Design •Location of Warehouses •Plant Layout •Allocation Decision•Production Planning•Inventory Management •Transportation •Packaging•Materials Handling• Warehouse Operations

Integrated Logistics Management

This concept recognizes that providing better customer service and trimming distribution costs requires teamwork, both inside the company and among all the marketing channel organizations.

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Thank You

Thank you