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ESCUELA DE ADMINISTRACION Y NEGOCIOS
ENGLISH FOR LOGISTICS
LIC. ROLANDO NUEZ NUEZEnero de 2015Santa Cruz - Bolivia
OBJECTIVESOverall ObjectiveDescribe, Apply and implement the
stages and components of the Supply Chain Management.Specific
ObjectivesTo describe the stages and components of the Supply
Chain.To identify the process of logistics and the supply chain.To
understand and use advanced vocabulary related to logistics.To
understand and use advanced vocabulary related to the supply
chain.
CONTENT1 Description1.1 What is the Supply Chain Management
(SCM)1.1.1 What is the importance of Supply Chain Management1.1.2
Supply Chain Management Today1.1.3 Supply Chain Management
Tomorrow1.1.4 The Supply Chain Management Pipeline1.2 Objectives of
the Supply Chain Management1.3 Supply Chain principles/ Methodology
and Solutions1.3.1 Supply Chain Principles1.3.2 Methodology of a
Supply Chain Management project-solutions1.4 Expected results/
benefits1.4.1 Opportunity areas (examples)1.4.2 There for the
Taking1.5 Characteristics of firms/ organizations and service
providers
2 Application2.1 Where the technique has been applied2.1.1 How
can Supply Chain Management (SCM) be applied to an organization?2.2
Types of firms/ organizations where SCM can be applied2.3 Duration
and implementation cost of Supply Chain Management2.4 Conditions
for implementation2.5 European organizations supporting the
implementation of the method
3 Implementation procedure3.1 Steps-actions/ phases3.1.1
Implementing a competitive approach to Warehousing and
Distribution3.2 Partial techniques and tools included in each
step3.3 Related software
WHAT IS LOGISTICS?
With this activity we will break the ice and exchange knowledge
with the students. They will provide feedback based on questions
about the video in regards to their knowledge in logistics and
English, and I will add to that knowledge with theory and real life
examples such as:Experiences working at Lowes and Target, since the
retailers were mentioned.First hand experiences I have with
Hurricanes and evacuation procedures (how important logistics is in
order to provide human assistance)
Supply Chain Management (SCM)
The best companies around the world are discovering a powerful
new source of competitive advantage. It's called supply-chain
management and it encompasses all of those integrated activities
that bring product to market and create satisfied customers.
Supply Chain Management (SCM)
The Five Steps Of Supply Chain Management
The first stage, planning, is fairly self-explanatory. Company
executives and managers develop strategies to manage resources for
timely product delivery. Metrics should be developed to monitor
progress and compliance.
The Five Steps Of Supply Chain Management
Choosing your suppliers is the next step. Managers are
responsible for developing a system for pricing, delivery and
payment. (Ex: Wallmart)
The Five Steps Of Supply Chain ManagementManufacturing is the
third phase.During this step, the manager schedules activities
necessary for production, testing, packaging and preparation for
delivery of goods or services to customers. The manufacturing
process is very intense; worker productivity, level of quality and
product output are monitored at this stage.
The Five Steps Of Supply Chain ManagementDelivery, or logistics,
is the fourth stage of supply chain management. Managers coordinate
order receipts, develop a network of warehouses and choose their
carriers.
The Five Steps Of Supply Chain ManagementFinally, there is the
defect and excess stage, which is likely the most difficult to
handle effectively. Here, managers need to review their system of
supporting customers who have problems with product delivery.
SUPPLY CHAINAsupply chainis a system of organizations, people,
activities, information, and resources involved in moving a product
or service fromsupplier tocustomer. Supply chain activities
transform natural resources,raw materials, and components into a
finished product that is delivered to the end customer. In
sophisticated supply chain systems , usedproducts may re-enter the
supply chain at any point where residual value is recyclable.
SUPPLY CHAINThere are five key processes in the supply chain;
purchasing, producing, distributing, storing and selling.
PurchasingPurchasing activities occur throughout the entire
supply chain. Everything that an individual purchases has a price,
however it is important that managers are able to recognize that
some supplies cost more than the price they are listed for. Being
able to effectively manage purchasing activities can help to reduce
expenses and maximize efficiency.
Producing Production processes in the supply chain include
activities such as manufacturing or refining products and providing
services. Some organizations have very little to do with the
production process, whereas for others, it is their main
focus.Before production can occur, a manufacturer needs to source
raw materials from either an internal department or an external
supplier. Raw materials are then converted into a product that can
be sold or transferred to the next production department for
further processing.
The distribution and storage process, often referred to as
logistics, involves the transporting, warehousing and distribution
of products and services throughout the supply chain. The
management of these activities is crucial to the efficient
operation of the supply chain.The physical transportation of goods
can be handled using a range of different services. Transport can
occur by road, rail, air or sea. Generally, most products will
travel by a combination of these methods throughout their
lifecycle. The organization and management of transport is
important so as to avoid delays and cause inefficiencies. You can
optimize the transportation process by analyzing all of your
transport options and working out what will be the most efficient
and cost effective route for your products to take.Distributing and
Storing
Ideally, storage and warehousing requirements should be kept to
a minimum. Warehouses should aim to utilize their space as
efficiently as possible, and should always consider both floor
space and vertical storage space. Quick and simple to understand
identification of stored items is essential to improve efficiency
and reduce costs. When designing, producing or acquiring your
inventory, you should keep storage requirements in mind and aim for
a maximum utilization of space. For example, square packaging
stacks together better than round packaging in a warehouse and
could help you to reduce your overheads.
Distribution centers are concerned with delivering the correct
goods to the right place on time. They aim to minimize costs to the
consumer and adhere to strict policies and procedures to maintain
consistency and customer service. They organize the collection,
sorting, handling and transportation of materials between different
locations, both domestically and internationally.Distribution and
storage activities can also occur within an organization between
different departments. For example, raw materials must be stored at
the manufacturing center before they are processed. The product may
then need to be transferred from the production department to the
packaging department and then finally out to the distributor. The
method you use to track the movement of inventory will depend on if
it is fast moving, low cost inventory such as stationary, or slow
moving, high cost inventory such as farming machinery. These will
also have an obvious impact on storage requirements and
distribution methods.
There are many specialist logistics management businesses that
are able to handle all transport, storage and distribution
requirements. This can save money and make the process more
streamlined and easier to monitor and control.
SELLINGSelling receives plenty of attention by most
organizations in the supply chain as it allows them to realize the
value of their products and services. It is important to remember
that selling isn't necessarily the last step in the supply chain.
It occurs as each organization transfers its products to the next
for something of value in return.
OVERVIEWThe Five Steps Of Supply Chain Management are: Planning;
Choosing your suppliers; manufacturing; Delivery, or logistics;
defect and excess stageThe five key processes in the supply chain
are: purchasing, producing, distributing, storing and selling.
THE - ENDTHANK YOU
