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Zero Level One Level Chain Two Level Chain

Types of Distribution. Zero Level One Level Chain Two Level Chain . Producer. Producer. Producer. Consumers. Wholesaler. Distributer. Retailer. Agent. Retailers. Consumers. Consumers. Consumers. Consumers. We Love Logistics Commercial.

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Zero Level One Level Chain Two Level Chain

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  1. Types of Distribution Zero Level One Level Chain Two Level Chain Producer Producer Producer Consumers Wholesaler Distributer Retailer Agent Retailers Consumers Consumers Consumers Consumers

  2. We Love Logistics Commercial • http://www.pressroom.ups.com/Video/UPS%3A+We+Love+Logistics+Commercial+-+Mr.+Big

  3. Supply Chain Management Supply Chain Management (SCM) = the process of managing and controlling the sequence of activities from the production of a product to its delivery to the consumer, in a cost-effective way Raw Materials Production Customers Order volume determines purchases

  4. Supply Chain Management Supply Chain Management (SCM) = the process of managing and controlling the sequence of activities from the production of a product to its delivery to the consumer, in a cost-effective way Raw Materials Production Customers Order volume determines purchases • Key Functions: • Stock control • Quality control • Vendor (supplier) mgt. • Purchasing • Transportation

  5. Supply Chain Management Supply Chain Management (SCM) = the process of managing and controlling the sequence of activities from the production of a product to its delivery to the consumer, in a cost-effective way Raw Materials Production Customers Order volume determines purchases • Key Functions: • Stock control • Quality control • Vendor (supplier) mgt. • Purchasing • Transportation • Why is SCM Important? • Avoiding mistakes / waste (time, materials and $’s) • Matching supply with demand • Lean production / cost reduction • Minimize cycle time ( helps planning)

  6. Near-Beer Logistics Simulation http://forio.com/simulate/mbean/near-beer-game/simulation/#p=page0

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