16 Place: Distribution, Channel Management, Retailing Flashcards
Explain the 3 Channels in Supply Chain and logistics.
Channel intermediaries (Vermittler): Organisations easing the distribution of products to end consumers
Channel of distribution: How products are moved from original producer to final costumer
Logistics: Movement of goods trough supply chain - increasingly complex because of online/offline/click and collect…
Explain functions of channel intermediaries.
Unite the need of producers and consumers
Improving efficiency
Improving accessibility
Providing specialist services
What are possible consumer channels for costumer goods? (5)
Producer
Agent
Wholesale
Retailer
Consumer
Explain push- and pull-strategy.
Push: Focuses on taking product directly to customer
Pull: Focusing on creating demand at consumer level
Give examples for multichannel distribution.
Overall: Physical Stores, online platforms, catalougs
More detailed:
Specialised retail outlets
Catalouge shops
Agents
Online retail stores
What are possible distribution channels for B2B goods? (4)
Producer
Agent
Distributor
Business customer
What are possible distribution channels for services? (3)
Service provider
Agent
Consumer or business customer
Give examples of influences for channel selection.
Market factors (Customer expectation, location)
Producer factors (finance, product mix)
Channel factors (target customer, product type)
Multichannel or omnichannel
Product/Technology/Competitive Factors