Lesson 9 Flashcards
what are the drivers of supply chain design?
- demand
- geography
- transportation (economies of scale & proximity to market)
- resources
- economic support
- political and tax policy
what pertains to the spatial/temporal integration?
network design
this pertains to the right place and right time
temporal-spatial nature of logistics function
product availability
temporal formation
transportation
spatial elements
this also pertains to the framework for total cost implementation
network design
warehouse requirements for PROCUREMENT drivers
closed-loop focus
warehouse requirements for MANUFACTURING drivers
make-to-plan (MTP)
make-to-order (MTO)
assemble-to-order (ATO)
warehouse requirements for CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP drivers
rapid replenishment
market-based ATO
what is a set of interrelationships designed to achieve the desired objective?
systems analysis
what is the total integrated effort to accomplish the desired objective?
systems analysis
what is the functional relationship that exists between components that may enhance or hinder system performance?
trade-offs
components linked together in a balanced system will produce ________ than the sum of individual components
greater end results
what are the key trade-offs?
cost to cost
cost to serve
what are the manufacturing/distribution integration?
economy-of-scale
economy-of-scope
pertains to the total cost-service integration like transportation (spatial) and inventory (temporal)
facility network integration
economies of transportation cost integration (spatial)
basic and transportation economies and generalized relationship
basic economies include
economy of size and distance
transportation economies include
quantity discount and tapering principle
what are the logistics system design requirements?
commodity
integrated service
customized service
commodity
- direct bulk or cross-dock delivery
- limited product requirements
- unique information reqs and capabilities
- precise management reqs
TRUE OR FALSE
major opportunities are economy of scale and economy of scope
true
integrated service
delivery to customer DC
broad product offering
range of info reqs and capabilities
accept more generic strategies
customized service
delivery in small qty
select products
tracking of individual behavior
indiv focused strategies
