Logistics And Supply Chain Flashcards

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What is Logistics?

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Logistics is the process of organizing the movement of goods from one part of the supply chain to another to ensure they are available for production when needed.

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What is the Supply Chain?

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Supply chain is the way that a business gets its resources.

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What does Forward Logistics do?

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Forward logistics organizes the forward flow of goods from the producer to the end user.

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What does Reverse Logistics involve?

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Reverse logistics organizes the reverse flow of goods, such as returns and repairs.

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List the activities included in Reverse Logistics.

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  • Organizing returns
  • Recalls
  • Repair
  • Refurbishments
  • Recycling
  • Repackaging
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What is the transformation of natural resources in supply chain operations?

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It is the process of a manufacturer taking produce from for example farmers and processing them, such as canning.

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What does movement and storage of natural resources refer to?

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It refers to transporting and storing raw materials for manufacturers.

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What is processing of raw materials into finished goods?

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It is when a manufacturer purchases raw materials to process into finished goods.

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What does storage of work in progress and finished goods involve?

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It involves storing component parts until needed for assembly and finished goods for onward movement.

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What is the final step in the supply chain operations?

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Delivering the finished product from the point of origin to the point of destination.

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