Logistics_and_supply_chain_management_detailed

Logistics

1. Session Plan Eyes Breaking/Expectations What is Logistics? Logistics in Indian context National Logistics Policy Gati Shakti Logistics Strategy Logistics Strategy to support Corporate or Supply Chain Strategy The Future of Same Day Delivery

2. Expectations Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/kimberlywhitler/2019/10/12/new-study-on-ceos-is-marketing-finance-operations-or-engineering-the-best-path-to-the-c-suite/?sh=4be259a95e07 https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/most-first-time-ceos-come-from-operations/articleshow/91056995.cms

3. Drivers of Supply Chain Management Source: Chopra, M. Supply Chain Management

4. Buy (Procurement) Make (Processing) Deliver (Distribution) C U S T O M E R S S U P P L I E R S Inbound Logistics Process Logistics Outbound Logistics Logistics Chain Source: Sople , V.V. Logistics Management

5. Logistics Chain Inbound logistics Operation preceding manufacturing. This includes movement of raw materials and components from supplier to the plant. Process logistics Operations directly related to processing. This includes storage and movement of raw materials and components within the factory premises as per the manufacturing schedule. Outbound logistics Operations following the manufacturing. This includes warehousing, transportation and inventory management of finished goods. Source: Sople , V.V. Logistics Management

6. Inbound logistics Transportation 12% Storage 8% Inventory 8% Process logistics Transportation 2% Storage 5% Outbound logistics Transportation 33% Storage 15.50% Inventory 6.50% Order processing 10% Distribution of Logistics Costs Source: Sople , V.V. Logistics Management

7. Logistics Functions (Logistics Mix) Source: Sople , V.V. Logistics Management