12 LOGISTICAL PERF CYCLES & INFO
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Logistical performance cyclesLogistical activities in logistical value chain Types - procurement, manufacturing support,
physical distribution Link all facilities in a value chain up and down
by information and product movementInput sensitive (customer order) & dynamic
Sensitiveness determines efficiency of operating system
logistical performance cycles link all participating firms and organizations in the value
chain
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Logistical Information Importance of information
Facilitation of decision makingInformation eliminates/reduces uncertainties Information links logistical activities into an
integrated process Information functionality
Functions of information are• Integration of logistical activities•Triggering the flow of materials
• Performance measurement•Logistical decision making
• Logistical strategy development
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Four levels of information functionality (functions) are
transaction, management control, decision analysis and strategic planning systems
Transaction levelThe most basic level of information activities Activities triggered by a customer order like
order entry, inventory assignment, order selection, shipping & invoicing
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Information about all these transactions answers customer queries
Rest of the functionality levels are on the base of transaction level
Management control level Logistical performance measurement and
reportingFeedback about customer service level and
resource utilization for evaluation and necessary action
Decision levelHelps managers identify logistical strategic
alternatives
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Strategic planning level Developing refining logistical strategyPrinciples of logistical information
Principles are availability, accuracy, timeliness, exception based LIS, flexibility, appropriate format
Availability Rapid availability is vital for responding to customer needs and management decisions
Quick access to information even in decentralized system from anywhere
Accuracy LIS Vs reality. Eg. inventory levels as per LIS Vs.
physical stock levels
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Timeliness Time gap between event taking place and
information appearing in LISAn item moving from WIP status to finished
goods status has major significanceIf LIS is not updated timely information leads to
wrong decisions
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FlexibilityAbility to handle diverse informational needs of
organization and customersAppropriate format
Right structure and sequenceEase in decisions like locating the inventory for
order processing or inventory planningLogistical information system functionalityLogistical information system integrates the
logistical operating system to provide the organization competitive edge
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Order managementOrder entry, editing the order for acceptability, checking inventory availability, confirming up
delivery dates, confirmation of customers requirements
Primary interface between customer service representative and logistical operating system
Order processingAllocation of inventory on real time or in batch
modeBack order creation
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Conflict resolution to match customer requirement
Order selection [to direct distribution to draw the inventory from a specific DC]
Distribution operationDirecting all activities in a distribution center to meet customer order requirement. This includes receiving, handling, storing, order selecting etc.
Transportation and shipping Plan execute and manage all transportation activities like shipment planning, scheduling, shipment consolidation, shipment notification, document generation and carrier management
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LIS for transportation and shipping involves shipper, consignee and carrier
ProcurementPurchase order preparation, modification and
releaseTrack and coordinate shipping and receiving
activities for consolidationException-based LIS
Highlighting problems and opportunities for management action
Handling exceptions, making manager free for judgmental decision making
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How a logistical information system is designed?
How many access points?How various access points are connected? LAN?
Satellite? Internet?Outputs-what do we want?
SoftwareHardware
Inputs-orders? Queries?Status files-information in real time