Naviera y Portuaria 1 INGLES

What is maritime logistics?

• Transportation of goods and resources by air

• Management and coordination of the movement of goods and resources by land

• The process of storing and distributing goods by sea

• Management and coordination of the movement of goods and resources by sea.

What is the role of supply chain in the maritime industry?

• To transport goods across the ocean.

• To provide maintenance services for ships.

• To manage the flow of goods, information, and finances in the maritime industry.

• To regulate maritime laws and regulations.

What are the key components of maritime logistics?

• transportation, warehousing, inventory management, packaging, and documentation

• cargo handling, distribution, procurement, tracking

• port operations, insurance, quality control, documentation

• shipping, customs clearance, supply chain management, communication

Explain the concept of port operations in maritime logistics.

• Port operations in maritime logistics involve the transportation of passengers and crew members at a port.

• Port operations in maritime logistics involve the maintenance and repair of ships at a port.

• Port operations in maritime logistics involve the marketing and sales of goods and cargo at a port.

• Port operations in maritime logistics involve the handling, storage, and movement of goods and cargo at a port.

What are the challenges faced in maritime supply chain management?

• Port congestion, delays in customs clearance, lack of visibility and transparency, coordination issues among various stakeholders, and security risks.

• Inefficient inventory management, poor customer service, limited access to global markets

• Weather disruptions, lack of technology integration, communication breakdowns

• High transportation costs, lack of skilled labor, inadequate infrastructure

How does containerization impact maritime logistics?

• Containerization has had no impact on maritime logistics.

• Containerization has improved efficiency, reduced costs, and increased security in maritime logistics.

• Containerization has decreased security in maritime logistics.

• Containerization has increased costs and decreased efficiency in maritime logistics.

What are the different modes of transportation used in maritime logistics?

• bicycles, motorcycles, scooters

• ships, barges, ferries, boats

• trains, planes, cars

• helicopters, jets, rockets

What is the significance of customs clearance in maritime logistics?

• Customs clearance in maritime logistics is only important for domestic shipments.

• Customs clearance in maritime logistics only applies to air transportation.

• Customs clearance in maritime logistics is important for ensuring compliance with customs regulations and facilitating the smooth flow of goods across international borders.

• Customs clearance in maritime logistics is not necessary for international trade.

Explain the concept of intermodal transportation in maritime logistics.

• Intermodal transportation in maritime logistics involves the use of multiple modes of transportation to move cargo slowly and expensively.

• Intermodal transportation in maritime logistics refers to the use of only one mode of transportation to move cargo efficiently and cost-effectively.

• Intermodal transportation in maritime logistics is a term used to describe the transportation of goods within a single country.

• Intermodal transportation in maritime logistics involves the use of multiple modes of transportation to move cargo efficiently and cost-effectively.

What are the emerging trends in maritime logistics and supply chain?

• Increased reliance on manual processes and paper-based documentation

• Decreased emphasis on sustainability and environmental impact

• Limited adoption of new technologies and digitalization

• Emerging trends in maritime logistics and supply chain include the adoption of new technologies like blockchain, automation, and artificial intelligence, as well as a focus on sustainability, digitalization, and data analytics.