CHAPTER 5 Flashcards

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is an act of storing and assorting the finished goods to create maximum time utility at minimum cost

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Warehousing and storage

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— involves proper management for preserving goods from the time of their production or purchase till actual use.
— is the activity of storing products at warehouses and logistics
centers

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STORAGE

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In supply chain management, ____ refers to the process of storing goods in a secure facility to facilitate the smooth flow of products from production to consumption, acting as a crucial link between suppliers and customers.

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warehousing

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When storage is done on a large scale and in a specified manner, it
is called _____.

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WAREHOUSING

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encompasses the processes and decision- making involved in the daily operations of a warehouse, focusing on efficient handling and storage of goods, from receiving to shipping.

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Warehouse management

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FUNCTIONS OF WAREHOUSING

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  1. Receiving and Putaway
    2.Storage
  2. Picking and Packing
  3. Shipping
  4. Inventory Management
  5. Order Fulfillment
  6. Value-Added Services
  7. Supply Chain Support
  8. Security and Protection
  9. Transportation Coordination
  10. Demand Stabilization:
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This involves receiving incoming goods, verifying the shipment against the order, and placing the goods in designated storage locations within the warehouse.

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Receiving and Putaway

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The primary function of a warehouse is to provide storage
space for equipment, inventory or other items. It offers appropriate
facilities to the enterprises for storing their goods when they aren’t called for a sale

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Storage

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Warehouses coordinate the outbound transportation of goods to customers, ensuring timely and efficient delivery.

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Shipping

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This crucial function involves tracking stock levels, preventing overstocking or stockouts, and maintaining accurate records of all goods in the warehouse

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Inventory Management

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Warehouses play a vital role in fulfilling orders by managing the entire process from receiving the order to dispatching the goods to the customer.

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Order Fulfillment

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Some warehouses offer additional services like labeling, kitting, assembly, and quality control to enhance the value and readiness of products.

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Value-Added Services

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Warehousing plays a key role in supporting the overall supply chain by ensuring the efficient flow of goods from producers to consumers.

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Supply Chain Support

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Warehouses are designed to protect goods from theft, damage, and environmental factors, ensuring the integrity of stored items.

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Security and Protection

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Warehouses often handle the
coordination of inbound and outbound transportation, optimizing logistics for cost-effective distribution

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Transportation Coordination

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Warehousing can help balance supply and demand by maintaining a buffer stock to handle market
fluctuations and prevent shortages or surpluses.

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Demand Stabilization

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IMPORTANCE OF WAREHOUSING

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  1. IMPROVED INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
  2. OPTIMAL PRODUCT SAFETY
  3. EFFICIENT ORDER FULFILLMENT PROCESS
    4 FASTER SHIPPING
  4. BETTER CUSTOMER SERVICE
  5. DELEGATE TASKS
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TYPES OF WAREHOUSING

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  1. Public warehouses
  2. Private warehouse
  3. Distribution centers
  4. Fulfillment centers
  5. On-demand warehouses
  6. Cold storage and climate-controlled warehouses
  7. Bonded Warehouses
  8. Hazmat Warehouses
  9. Reverse Logistics Warehouses
  10. Manufacturing or Production Warehouse
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These facilities offer warehousing and logistics services to various businesses.

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Public warehouses

20
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This is the most common warehousing solution

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Private warehouse

21
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These warehouses usually have a high turnover rate.

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Distribution centers

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The main difference between this type of warehousing solution and distribution centers is that they are operated by a third-party logistics provider

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Fulfillment centers

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These are flexible warehousing solutions that both individuals and companies can hire.

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On-demand warehouses

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As their names suggest, these facilities offer temperatures that are suitable for perishable foods or for other goods that require special conditions such as electronics or artwork.

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Cold storage and climate-controlled warehouses

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A bonded warehouse is a facility that stores imported goods under the supervision of customs authorities.
Bonded Warehouses
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A hazmat warehouse, also known as a hazardous materials warehouse, is a facility that safely stores and manages hazardous materials or dangerous goods.
Hazmat Warehouses
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A reverse logistics warehouse is a facility that handles the process of moving goods from the customer back to the distributor due to product returns, recalls, or repairs.
Reverse Logistics Warehouses
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A manufacturing warehouse is integrated within a manufacturing facility
Manufacturing or Production Warehouse
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occur when the overall logistics costs are reduced.
Economic benefits of warehousing
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gained through warehouses in a logistical system may or may not reduce costs. When a warehouse is primarily justified on the basis of service, the supporting rationale is an improvement in the time and place capability of the overall logistical system
Service benefits
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occur when the overall logistics costs are reduced.
Economic benefits of warehousing
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The economic benefits are as follows:
1. Consolidation 2. Break bulk and cross-dock 3. Processing/ postponement 4. Stockpiling
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gained through warehouses in a logistical system may or may not reduce costs. When a warehouse is primarily justified on the basis of service, the supporting rationale is an improvement in the time and place capability of the overall logistical system.
Service benefits
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The service benefits of warehousing are as follows:
1. Spot-stocking ( e.g. storing seasonal vegetables) 2. Assortment ( e.g. holiday gift set) 3. Mixing 4. Product support 5. Market presence 6. Full-line stocking 7. Value Added Service