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    to hold in order to satisfy customer demand. There are three aspects of manage inventory system, which are inventory planning, inventory management, and inventory control. Inventory planning is determining the optimum level to hold and the cost implications. Inventory management is to identify the correct inventory management process for different types of supply/demand patterns. And lastly, inventory control is integrity of the stock. There are four types of inventory, the first type is row…

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     Eliminating travel split case selection and replenishment.  Eliminating travel full case selection and replenishment.  Buffering and sequencing.  Free picking.  Layer picking.  Mixed-case palletizing.  Go real time. Inventory management Source: -(Investopedia,…

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    areas for Return material storage. • Giving Reverse logistics same priority as forward logistics. • Including Reverse logistics performance in employee appraisals. • Nominating special transportation for returns. • Collaborating between supply chain members for Reverse logistics. • Maintaining appropriate costing data for returns. • Dedicated software for reverse logistics. • Including Reverse logistics in MIS reports. • Using data from failure analysis and product returns…

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    CUSTOMER SERVICE: As per my opinion, it is very challenging to create responsive and competitive supply chain. The customers demand more and more from us and hence, it is very important to create a cost-effective supply chain which increases the levels of customer satisfaction. Keeping this in mind, our company designed a warehouse in such a way that customers are never disappointed. Inventory management systems are designed to monitor item availability and also updating the purchasing schedules…

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    issued on the tension rod mechanism in the early 1990’s through 1996, it could be argued that the company was resting on its laurels. Functional silos plagued this somewhat small corporation which crippled information flow and visibility. The senior management team were tenured sales folks who were customer facing and only made an appearance when we missed a shipment. The only numbers that were being tracked where dollars shipped and daily attendance rates; the company was literally operating…

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    MedTech Distribution Supply Chain – Market, Growth & Vendor Landscape Overview The MedTech industry relies on well-qualified distributors help in establishing good relationships and influencing buying decisions among end users. Distributors account as a key sales channel, esp. in the emerging markets. Figure1: MedTech Distribution Structure (1) Channel partnership for medical technologies depends on manufacturer’s preference. Sales via distributors is common practice for most medical…

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    The distribution is imperative to the firm because it wants to ensure that there is as much in-stock availability as possible. The first and main distribution center for Wal-Mart is located in Bentonville, Arkansas. A benefit Wal-Mart has is that the company has great power over its 40,000 suppliers (out of these 40,000, 200 are key suppliers), and soon after the opening of the distribution center in Bentonville, suppliers located nearby to support the company. Each store that was opened was…

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    completely dominate supply channels not only shows how they are able to “flex” their muscles, but, also clogs up the process of their competition. This logistics strategy is known to some as Apple’s “competitive weapon”. As described in one account, shippers had to explain to a specific manufacturer that they were unable to meet deadlines because they were booked up servicing another “very important…

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    move the shipment controls the transit time and delivery. Of course, the seller controls the shipment when in-house or private fleets are involved. For many sellers, this step takes the longest time. Service Response Logistics Model Value Chain Analysis…

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    customer service and quality. This differs among each employer and who they hire to do each job. All it takes is one person to “mess up” and it can slow down something or effect the quality of a product. Supply chain management and third party networks are also included under internal factors. Any management changes or changes in organization style or how the place runs can slow down the whole process (Society of Logistics Engineers,…

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