All of these are the intentions of transportation documentation in an international transaction, except ___.

All the following are the documents prepared by the carrier except ____

The cost of insurance and taxes are included in the ___.

The ___ includes handling costs associated with moving products into and out inventory.

One of the functions of warehouse is to support customer requirements during the seasonal period which is known as ___.

All of these are the types of warehouse ownership, except ____.

The warehouses owned and managed by manufacturers to store their own stock of goods exclusively are known as ____.

Warehouses located near terminals or ports are also known as ___.

Which of the following is not a procurement activity?

What is Just-in-time (JIT)?

One of the reasons why firm decides to do outsourcing is ___.

When an order is picked as a whole instead of a single item, it is known as ___.

___ allows the interaction between retailers and consumers to integrate in virtual and traditional logistics activities.

Which of the following technologies is needed to widely collaborate the data between suppliers and customers?

Bill of lading acts as confirmation of the importer's legal obligation to pay for the purchase of goods,

The term "procurement" refers to any idle resources that can be put to some future use.

Carrying costs includes obsolescence, opportunity costs and inspection.

Warehouse management systems are often used to run the day-to-day operations of distribution centre.

Public warehouses enable users to rent space as needed, thereby avoiding the cost of unneeded space.

Contract warehouses are licensed by the government to store goods prior to payment of taxes or duties.

One goal of procurement is to maintain supply continuity with the minimum inventory investment possible.

The second industrial revolution came with electronics, IT systems and automation.

The nature of shipping packages must be considered by the firm to maintain the quality of orders to keep customers satisfied.

The decision made by organizations which is dependent on the supplier's ability to provide necessary components is called insourcing.

Which of the following is related to rail transport?

___ mode of transportation, operate on 24-hour basis with no labor intensive.

Which of the following is the responsibility of a seller in freight on board destination pricing?

___ is the stock with irregular demand throughout the year which also involves high storage cost and high obsolescence costs.

What is in-transit stock?

If the wholesalers use full-line stocking of warehouses, what type of inventory typically provided?

___ warehouse involves the process of warehouse after an order is received from the customer.

The following refers to the supplier selection criteria, except __.

All the following related to procurement objectives, except __.

Which of the following is not the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) used in supply chain?

Water transport is in demand when low freight rates are desired and speed of transit is a primary consideration.

Dead stock may be stored in the same warehouse as goods on sales or in a separate location.

Product put-away is the second handling activities where the product will be placed in an active storage or in second location.

Blockchain facilitates the structuring of decision logic automatically and applies without consuming the time of a subject matter expert.

The third step of order processing is picking which refers to the collection of articles in a specified quantity before shipment, to fulfill the customer's order.