module 10 Flashcards

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Define Supple chain?

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A complex logistics network characterized by high levels of coordination and integration among its members.

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2
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Define Supply Chain Management?

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The process of managing the aspects of the supply chain.

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3
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Define Value Network?

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An overarching system of formal and informal relationships within which the firm participates to procure, transform, and enhance, and ultimately supply its offerings in final form within a market space.

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What are network organizations or Virtual organizations?

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Organization that eliminates many in-house business functions and activities in favor of focusing only on those aspects for which it is best equipped to add value.

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5
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Channel of distribution:

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A system of interdependent relationships among a set of organizations that facilitates the exchange process.

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What are the different types of intermediaries?

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Middleman
Merchant middleman
Agent
Manufactures’ agent
Distributor
Wholesaler
Jobber
Facilitating agent
retailer
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Direct channel

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has no intermediaries and operates strictly from producer to end-user consumer of business user.

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Indirect channel

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contains one or more intermediary levels, as represented by all the other examples within each exhibit.

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9
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physical distribution functions:

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Breaking bulk
Accumulating bulk and sorting
Reducing transactions
Transportation and storage

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10
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Transcation and communication functions:

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Selling, buying and marketing communications

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Facilitating functions

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Financing
Market research
Risk-taking
Other services

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12
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What is disintermediation?

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The shortening or collapsing of marketing channels due to the elimination of one or more intermediaries.

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13
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What is 3PL or Outsourcing?

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Handing over one or more of its core internal functions, such as most or all of its supply chain activities, to other (third-party) companies that are experts in those areas allows the firm to better focus on its core business.

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14
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What is a Vertical Marketing System (VMS)

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Vertically aligned networks behaving and performing as a unified system.

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Contractual VMS:

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The binding of otherwise independent entities in the vertical marketing system legally through contractual agreements.

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Corporate VMS:

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The investment of a channel member in backward or forward vertical integration by buying controlling interests in other intermediaries.

17
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Administered VMS:

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When the channel control of a vertical marketing system is determined by the size and power of one of its channel members.

18
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Identify all sources of power in Channels?

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coercive
reward
legitimate: A channel member’s ability to influence other members based on contracts or other formal agreements.
referent
expert
19
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Expert power:

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A channel member’s utilization of its unique competencies and knowledge to influence others in the channel.

20
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Referent power:

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A channel member’s ability to influence other members based on respect, admiration, or reverence.

21
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Legitimate power:

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A channel member’s ability to influence other members based on contracts or other formal agreements.

22
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What is Distribution Intensity?

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The number of intermediaries involved in distributing the product.

23
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type of Distribution intensity

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Low-cost, and convenience goods

24
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Outbound logistics:

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The process of a product’s movement from production by the manufacturer to purchase by the end-user consumer.

25
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Inbound logistics:

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The process of sourcing materials and knowledge inputs from external suppliers to the point at which production begins.

26
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Reverse logistics:

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The process of moving goods back to the manufacturer or intermediary after purchase.

27
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What are key logistics aspects of supply chain management as identified in the Essential reading Textbook?

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Order processing
Warehousing
Materials handling
Inventory management
Transportation
28
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Identify all the legal issues related to distribution

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Exclusive dealing, exclusive territories and tying contracts