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Supply Chain
refers to ta sequence of firms that perform activities required to create and deliver a good or service to consumers or industrial users
Marketing Channel
Individuals and firms involved in the process of making a product or service available for use or consumption by consumers or industrial users
Logistic Management
-Organizing the cost effective flow and storage of materials, in-process inventory, finished goods, and related information
Purpose of Supply Change
Supply chain include suppliers who provide raw materials inputs to a manufacturer as well as the wholesalers and retailers who deliver finished goods
Distribution Planning
Systematic decision making regarding the physical movement of goods and services from the product to the consumer
Push Strategies
-Promotions directed toward intermediaries, heavy emphasis on personal selling tasks
-PUSH Demand through channel
Pull Promotions
-Promotions directed toward end consumers, heavy emphasis on direct to consumer advertising
-PULL demand through channel
Distribution Center
facility for the storage and redistribution of goods to company's stores or customers
Advantages of Distribution Center
-management of inbound transportation
-able to receive and check using UPS
- allows you to get merchandise floor ready
Cross-docking
allows packages to go in on one side of DC and go out other seamlessly to appropriate store
Vertical channel conflict
when supply chain members are not in agreement of their goods, roles, or rewards
Horizontal channel conflict
when channel members at same level have disagreement
Independent/conventional supply chain
each step of supply chain attempts to satisfy their own objects and maximize own profits
Contractual vertical marketing system
independent firms join in contractual agreements to reduce conflict as unified groups
Franchising
Contractual agreement between franchisar and franchisee to operate a retail outlet and franchisers regular hours
Strategic Relationship
committed to maintaining long-term relationships and investing in opportunities that are mutually benefical
Mutual trust
trust is belief partner honest and concerned about other parties welfare
Interdependance
need others to succeed
Credible Commitment
tangible investments made in relationships
Distribution Intensity
# of channels to use at each level of marketing channels
Intensive distribution
place products in as many outlets as possible
Exclusive distribution
granting rights to few retailers in an area
Selective Distribution
in-between intensive and exclusive - to maintain particular image