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WorksheetsSupply Chain Management I Chapter 1 Test
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 14mins
Often done in the repack area, if there is one
Picking
Packaging
Global supply chain logistics
The lifeblood of the global economy
raw material providers, manufacturer/production, warehouse/distribution centers, transporters, customers
Supply Chain Life Cycle
Elements of supply chain
The phases, roles, and responsibilities within Supply Chain Logistics
Marketing, Sales, and Customer ServiceCustomer interaction, supply, warehousing/distibution, transport
The main function of the shipping department
Loading
Shipping
Units per hour
Line items per hour
Cases per hour
Performance Measures
Warehouse and distribution measures
Payroll Measures
None of these answers
Receiving, stocking, order processing, shipping
Material Logistics
MarketingThe responsibilities within a warehouse/distribution center
Input Logistics
Basic service a warehouse or distribution center provides for customers and the function which most distribution centers are designed
Order processing
Part of order processing
Picking
Stocking
fountainhead for all logistics activities
Employee Demand
Customer Demand
Transportation
Profit
Customer response
Warehousing and distribution measures
Quality
Report Survey
Performance Measures
1. Global economic competitiveness growth
2. Adoption of technologies
3. Growth in international trade
4. Growing transportation costs
5. More demanding customers
Trends in Logistics
Distribution Logistics
Supply Chain Measures
Global Supply Chain
More shipments but in smaller quantities
More inventory
More customization of shipments
International orders
More returns
Value-added services
Distribution is seeing
Trends in Logistics
More Losses
New technology
(a)
is the movement, storage, control
and protection of materials and products
throughout the process of their manufacture,
distribution, consumption and disposal
A facility used to store inventory.
(a)
A warehouse with finished
goods and/or service items.
(a)
The global network used
to deliver products and
services from raw materials
to end customers through an
engineered flow of information,
physical distribution and cash.
(a)
The process of moving items
directly from an incoming trailer
or container to an outgoing
trailer or container with little or
no storage or staging time in
between.
(a)
Typically, the quantity of goods
available for sale.
(a)
Either items in inventory or
stored products or service
parts ready for sale.
(a)
