A test on logistics management is:

 A multiple choice test

 Open question test
 10 questions test

Questions list:

1. Definition of logistics
2. 6R
3. Components of logistics service
4. Costs of logistics
5. Examples of AMT
6. Advantages and disadvantages of means of transport
7. Means of in-house transport
8. Storage systems
9. Warehouse functions
10. Warehouse kinds
11. Aims and tasks of procurement logistics
12. Procurement concepts
13. JIT
14. Workstations types
15. BOM
16. Forecasting methods
17. Order Point system
18. Distribution Activities
19. Distribution structures
20. Hub and Spoke system
21. KPIs in procurement
22. KPIs in warehousing
23. KPIs in logistics

Lectures summary:

LOGISTICS

Defined

Planning implementing and controlling the physical flow of material and finished goods from point of
origin to point of use to meet customer`s need at a profit

By “Philip Kotler”

It is essentially a planning process and an information activity

So A integrative process that optimizes the flow of material and supplies through the organization
and its operations to the customer
The word logistic has originated from Greek word ‘Logistikos’ and the Latin word ‘Logisticus’ which
means science of computing & calculating

In ancient times it was used more in connection with moving armies, the supplies of food &
armaments to the war front.

During World War II logistics gained importance in army operations covering the movement of
supplies , men & equipment across the border

Today

It has acquired the wider meaning and is used in the business for the movement of material from
suppliers to the manufacturer and finally the finished goods to the consumers

It is of critical importance to the organization how it delivers products & services to the customer ,
whether the product is tangible or intangible.

Effective & efficient Physical movement of the tangible product will speak of intangible services
associated with the product and the organization which is delivering it.

In Case of intangible product , the delivery of tangibles at the right place & right time will speak
about its quality.

On the macro level infrastructure such as Various modes of transport , transportation equip.,
storage facilities, connectivity & information processing are contributing to a larg3e extent in the
physical movement of goods produced in manufacturing , mining & agriculture Sectors.
The hub-and-spoke distribution paradigm (or model or network) is a system of connections
arranged like a chariot wheel, in which all traffic moves along spokes connected to the hub at the
center. The model is commonly used in industry, in particular in transport, telecommunications and
freight, as well as in distributed computing.

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