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Figures in Chapter 1

Figures in Chapter 1. Learning objectives. After studying this chapter, you should be able to; Define logistics and supply chain management. Describe logistics as a system consisting of sub-systems. Outline the main types of goals and performances of logistics and supply chain management.

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Figures in Chapter 1

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  1. Figures in Chapter 1

  2. Learning objectives After studying this chapter, you should be able to; • Define logistics and supply chain management. • Describe logistics as a system consisting of sub-systems. • Outline the main types of goals and performances of logistics and supply chain management. • Explain the interaction between different goals and performances of logistics and supply chain management. • Explain how logistics can contribute to competitive advantages.

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  10. Figures in Chapter 2

  11. Learning objectives After studying this chapter, you should be able to; • Describe the major process and activity types of the logistics system. • Describe the major functions of the logistics system. • Describe the major flow types of the logistics system. • Describe the major types of players in the logistics system. • Describe logistics and supply chain management from different perspectives. • Outline the major phases of the historical growth of logistics and supply chain management. • Explain how logistics and supply chain management is related to different disciplines.

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  26. Figures in Chapter 3

  27. Learning objectives After studying this chapter, you should be able to; • Explain how storage, materials handling, freight transportation and packaging systems together carry out the flow of materials in a supply chain. • Describe what to consider when designing a store layout. • Describe the principle of dividing a store into zones. • Explain the pros and cons of fixed and random storage location systems. • Describe and compare the major types of equipment used for physical storage of items in a warehouse. • Describe and compare the major types of material handling equipment. • Describe and compare the principles of different strategies for retrieval of materials from stores. • Describe and compare the characteristics of the major traffic modes. • Explain the roles of different major players in the transport system. • Explain the roles and functions of packages in the logistics system.

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  36. Figure 3.9 Counterbalance truck Lift truck, low loaders and stackers Low and high picking trucks

  37. Figure 3.10 Roler tracks in high warehouse Roler tracks in production Chain-linked ceiling and floor-based conveyors

  38. Figure 3.11 AGVS

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  44. Figures in Chapter 4

  45. Learning objectives After studying this chapter, you should be able to; • Define customer service and explain its role in logistics and supply chain management. • Explain how to develop customer service during different time phases. • Define and describe the major delivery service elements. • Explain how exchange of information and logistics services can contribute to customer service. • Describe the process of determining total customer service commitments and establishing a customer service strategy. • Explain the role of ABC analysis when establishing a customer service strategy.

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