Five Driving Forces –Globalization – Ex : Made in china, Honduras, india, pakistanGlobal marketplace conceptSourcing, Manufacturing, DistributionNo Geographic LimitationsSupply Chain ChallengesEmergence of trading blocsTechnology –Faster, Bigger, More Complex, More Integrated“Information Age” provides new and unrestricted access to the ‘place’ aspect of business“My time, my place”EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) , RFID, Expert SystemsThe Empowered ConsumerImpact on logistics is more directLow Tolerance for poor qualityChanging demographics and 24/7 serviceIncreased customer serviceA View Of Logistics ManagementOverview of everything from point of origin to point of saleEffective products, Defective products, etcMoney going everywhere, refunds, etc..Integrated Logistics Management1960 – Fragmentation (NAPDM)companies didn’t care about efficiency or trying to integrate; a product made in japan wouldn’t be purchased during this time;1980 – Evolving Integration (CLM)Materials Management/ Physical Distribution2000 – Total Integration (CSCMP)CSCMP – Council of Supply Chain Management ProfessionalsVMI – Vendor Management InventoryShips product to distributing source (walmart) when they see they are running low on inventory.Supply Chain NetworksThe network facilities and supporting transportation is importantIncreased complexity for organizations is a problemInventory DeploymentsInventory duplicationBullwhip Effect9.4: SCMT309LECTURE 1 – EXAM 1Five Driving Forces – -Globalization – Ex : Made in china, Honduras, india, pakistan oGlobal marketplace conceptoSourcing, Manufacturing, DistributionoNo Geographic LimitationsoSupply Chain ChallengesoEmergence of trading blocs-Technology – oFaster, Bigger, More Complex, More Integrated o“Information Age” provides new and unrestricted access to the ‘place’ aspect of businesso“My time, my place”oEDI (Electronic Data Interchange) , RFID, Expert Systems-The Empowered ConsumeroImpact on logistics is more directoLow Tolerance for poor qualityoChanging demographics and 24/7 serviceoIncreased customer service-A View Of Logistics ManagementoOverview of everything from point of origin to point of saleEffective products, Defective products, etcMoney going everywhere, refunds, etc..-Integrated Logistics Managemento1960 – Fragmentation (NAPDM)companies didn’t care about efficiency or trying to integrate; a product made in japan wouldn’t be purchased during this time; o1980 – Evolving Integration (CLM)Materials Management/ Physical Distributiono2000 – Total Integration (CSCMP)-CSCMP – Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals -VMI – Vendor Management InventoryoShips product to distributing source (walmart) when they see they are running low on inventory.-Supply Chain NetworksoThe network facilities and supporting transportation is importantoIncreased complexity for organizations is a problemoInventory DeploymentsInventory duplicationBullwhip
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