LOGISTICS

Supply chain is :

• A series of steps that a product goes through from the supplier to the customer.

• The process of making a product in a factory.

• 1. The way a company advertises its products to customers.

• The system of delivering products to stores using trucks.

Industries

• Companies that specialize in moving goods from one location to another using trucks, ships, or airplanes.

• The various sectors of the economy that produce goods and services, including manufacturing, retail, and transportation, all of which rely on logistics to manage the flow of products from suppliers to customers

• Factories that focus on creating raw materials like steel or plastic, which are then used by other businesses to make finished products.

• Organizations that oversee the entire supply chain process, ensuring that products are delivered efficiently and on time.

CONSUMERS

• Companies that produce and sell products to other businesses.

• People or organizations that purchase goods and services for their own use.

• Workers who are involved in the manufacturing process.

• ndividuals who transport goods from one place to another.

Associate degree

• 1. A certification program that focuses on a single skill or trade.

  
  

• A two-year academic program offered by community colleges, vocational schools, and some universities, typically focusing on specific career skills or preparing students for further education.

• A four-year academic program that leads to a bachelor's degree.

• A four-year academic program offered by colleges and universities that provides a comprehensive education in a specific field of study.

Customer service manager

• is someone who focuses solely on selling products and services, without any involvement in customer service after the transaction.

• is responsible for overseeing the customer service department within an organization. Their role involves ensuring high-quality customer service, resolving customer issues, and training and supervising the customer service team.

• is an IT specialist who deals with resolving customers' technical issues, without the need to manage a team or build customer relationships.

• is a marketing manager responsible for advertising campaigns and product promotion, without direct involvement in customer service.

An Inventory Control Manager

• is a logistics coordinator who only handles the transportation of goods, without any responsibility for inventory management

• is a sales representative who focuses on increasing product sales without any involvement in managing inventory levels.

• duties include monitoring stock levels, coordinating the ordering and receiving of goods

• only handles the transportation of goods.

Logistics Engineer

• handles recruitment and employee relations, without involvement in logistics operations or engineering tasks.

• focuses on promoting logistics services, without any responsibility for the technical design or optimization of logistics systems.

• handles customer inquiries and complaints, without involvement in the technical aspects of logistics.

• develops strategies to reduce costs, enhance productivity, and ensure the smooth flow of goods and information.

Logistics Services Sales Person

• negotiate contracts, manage client relationships, and ensure customer satisfaction by coordinating with the operations team to deliver promised services.

• handles financial transactions and prepares financial statements, without involvement in sales or client relationships

• is a warehouse worker who handles the physical storage and movement of goods, without any responsibility for sales activities.

• is a software developer who creates and maintains logistics software, without direct involvement in selling logistics services.