Logistic regression

facilities to support their global expansion. As a result, although it is aware of how to quickly supply 1,000 stores, they may not be able to supply more retail locations due to their “centralized logistic” model. Even though Zara has been successful at scaling up its distribution system, the centralized logistics system might eventually be subject to diseconomies of scale as Zara continues to open stores all around the world and ships product from its single Distribution Center in Europe.…

Sounds travels more rapidly and over larger distances in the sea than in the atmosphere. So it is urgent to face the noise pollution the ships are making and do something to reduce it. There are many ways to minimize the impact of ship noises on the underwater environment. Slower moving ships are quieter than faster ones. So, laws can set the speed of ships in wildlife frequented areas. It is also essential to maintain the ships as often as possible in order to keep the engines running smoothly…

more complicated and expensive for the small and medium company to manage their own logistics and warehouse, so they used the outsource companies which expertise in the logistics field to manage it, this is the reason why the third-party logistics (3PL) company to play a major role in this field (Marasco, 2008, p. 135). This essay will focus on analysis and discussion the operations of the Meachers Global Logistics Company, which is one of the 3PL leading company in the UK and located in…

Logistics and E-Commerce Amy Baker April 12, 2015 Intro to Logistics & SCM (21259) Dr. Sam Khoury LOGISTICS AND E-COMMERCE E-commerce is the buying, selling, and exchanging of goods and services over the internet whereby the terms of sales are electronically. Many new companies in e-commerce have failed or are struggling to survive in the market because of neglecting logistics. How goods will be delivered to the customers is an important issue and significant to the success of…

Many people treat supply chain management as being synonymous with logistics, which is the management of the flow of goods from the origin to the consumers (Lambert, 2008, p. 1). However, supply chain management encompasses much more than the purchasing or management of goods to the consumer. Supply chain management (SCM), as defined by Lambert (2008), is the “management of relationships across the supply chain, which includes a network of interconnected businesses involved in providing a…

Turban (2012) points out that some customers and business owner are still in opposition to the online business as they have few trust in electronic payment, security and might be afraid of learning new things. Lacking the assistance of government and global trade barriers could be considered as external obstacles for online business. The product based companies such as Dell or Apple are required to investigate the demand of customer from different countries, trade barriers, taxation, and law of…

to remain growth in both domestic and international market in the future. Supply chain plays an important role whatever the industry is. In e-commerce, the supply chain can generally contain the following activities: procurement, fulfillment, logistics, making payment…

Today “Salon Nayana” has become a familiar phrase all around Sri Lanka. The story of Nayana Karunaratne the founder and owner of Nayana Chain of Salons is a very exemplary role model for future entrepreneurs and leaders. At present Salon Nayana has spread its branches not only in Sri Lanka but also in India which is the second largest market in the world. Therefore Salon Nayana has become a leading company in the industry. She is the official beautician for Srilankan Airlines and is the founders…

Nearly all of the most important stories to society over the past thousand years has followed a very concise, and similar pattern. This pattern is known as the hero's journey. Conceived by Joseph Campbell, the hero's journey describes a similar path between many stores in which the protagonist goes through 12 stages. Starting with a call to adventure, going through trials, and eventually ending up back at a status quo. A very famous story which is known for following this path very consciously…

As a large-scale transport and logistics company, Kuehne-Nagel considers specific criteria: 3.1 Company mission All of Kuehne-Nagel’s carrier decisions are made to meet the company’s mission of integration, innovation, outstanding quality and operational excellence (Kuehne-Nagel, 2017). Consequently, company forwarding activities employs the MPDS (measure, plan, do, settle) carrier process as shown in Figure 2 to meet the company mission. The MPDS model enables the company to consider and…