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    Marketing Logistics

    By

    Pramod Kumar Mishra

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    Introduction to marketing logistics

    Marketing is a process by which the companies

    create value for the customers and build strong

    customer relationships in order to capture value

    from customers in return

    --- Kotler et al !"#$#%

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    &ontinued'

    Product

    Price

    Promotion

    Place

    (Ps) of Marketing*

    +oodenough,

    -rsom

    ething

    elseisre.uired,

    / p

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    &ontinued'

    Process

    0fficiency 1esponsiveness

    &ost 2ime

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    3rivers behind marketing logistics

    &ustomer sophistication

    Perceived product e.uality

    2ransition from a sellers) to a buyers) market

    Price competition

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    Marketing-logistics link

    4irm Market

    5ogistics

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    6nderstanding logistics

    Purchasing

    4low of goods7services

    3istributing

    2ransporting

    1everse logistics

    8arehousing

    4low of information

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    Marketing logistics

    Marketing logistics involves planning9

    implementing and controlling the physical flow

    of goods7services and related information from

    point of origin to the point of consumption to

    meet customer re.uirements at a profit

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    b:ectives of marketing logistics

    2o reduce cost

    2o provide better customer service

    2o maintain customer relationships

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    5ogistics tasks

    ;ow orders should be handled,

    8hich warehouse should be chosen for storage,

    ;ow much stock should be kept on hand,

    ;ow should the goods be transported,

    ;ow should the information be monitored,

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    Key decision areas

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    rder processing

    4irst-in-first out

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    Purchasing9 material handling9

    and inventory controlMaterials re.uirement planning !weekly%

    0conomic order .uantity !0=%

    >afety stock and re-order point

    Material handling procedure !manual vs automatic%

    ?I2 !@ero inventory%

    Make to stock !push% or make to order !push% or hybrid

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    EOQ

    economic order quantityis the order quantity that minimizestotal inentory holdin! "osts and orderin! "osts# $t is one o% theoldest "lassi"al &rodu"tion s"hedulin! models# 'he %rame(or)used to determine this order quantity is also )no(n as WilsonEOQ Modelor Wilson Formula# 'he model (as deelo&ed *y

    +ord ,# -arris in 1913. *ut /# -# ,ilson. a "onsultant (hoa&&lied it etensiely. is !ien "redit %or his inde&th analysis#

    EOQ a&&lies only (hen demand %or a &rodu"t is "onstant oerthe year and ea"h ne( order is deliered in %ull (hen inentoryrea"hes zero# 'here is a ed "ost %or ea"h order &la"ed.re!ardless o% the num*er o% units ordered# 'here is also acostfor each unit held in storage, commonly knownas holding cost. sometimes e&ressed as a &er"enta!e o% the&ur"hase "ost o% the item#

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    8arehousing and distribution

    5ocating warehouses !own7AP5Ps%

    &entrali@ed vs decentrali@ed

    &ross-docking 2rans-shipment

    Product handling procedure !manual vs automatic%

    3eferred distribution7product differentiation

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    Cross-dockingis a &ra"ti"e in the lo!isti"so% unloadin!materials %rom an in"omin! semitrailer tru")or railroad "arand loadin! these materials dire"tly into out*ound tru")s.trailers. or rail "ars. (ith little or no stora!e in *et(een# 'hismay *e done to "han!e the ty&e o% "oneyan"e. to sort

    material intended %or dierent destinations. or to "om*inematerial %rom dierent ori!ins into trans&ort ehi"les or"ontainers (ith the same destination or similar destinations#

    lessthantru")load ' # $n the ' tru")in! industry. "rossdo")in! is done *y moin! "ar!o %rom one trans&ort ehi"le

    dire"tly onto another. (ith minimal or no (arehousin!# $n retail&ra"ti"e. "rossdo")in! o&erations may utilize sta!in! areas(here in*ound materials are sorted. "onsolidated. and storeduntil the out*ound shi&ment is "om&lete and ready to shi&

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    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logisticshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semi-trailer_truckhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railroad_carhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warehousinghttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warehousinghttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railroad_carhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semi-trailer_truckhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logistics
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    2ransportation

    Mode of transportation !along with product shipment re.uirements%

    1oad !adv and dis-adv%

    1ail !adv and dis-adv%

    >ea !adv and dis-adv%

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    5ogistics flows

    4unctional supply chain*

    3airy-food supply chains in India

    Innovative supply chain*