PHYSICAL DISTRIBUTION Flashcards

(19 cards)

1
Q

is the movement of goods, products, and
raw materials between warehouses, factories, and distribution
centers, and sending finished products to the customer.

A

Physical distribution

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2
Q

responsible for getting the product safely from point A to point B. It is the part of the supply chain
that deals with the physical flow of products.

A

PHYSICAL DISTRIBUTION

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3
Q

In ___________, 3PL company have to make sure
goods are stored, shipped, and delivered on time and in good
condition

A

Physical distribution

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4
Q

means the availability of the right amount of goods
inside the warehouse to meet customer demands.

A

INVENTORY MANAGEMENT

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5
Q

it involves activities associated with moving goods
inside the warehouse or transporting goods.

A

MATERIAL HANDLING

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6
Q

now, various software applications can manage the
entire physical distribution process.

A

WAREHOUSE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

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7
Q

a storage facility primarily used for the short-term
storage of goods and supplies.

A

DEPOT

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8
Q

are strategically located
close to delivery destinations to facilitate the rapid distribution
and delivery of products to customers.

A

DEPOT

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9
Q

They are typically smaller than warehouses and are designed to
handle smaller inventories, making them ideal for industries that
require quick and efficient delivery.

A

DEPOT

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10
Q

a large-scale storage facility designed to store
substantial
quantities of goods over extended periods

A

WAREHOUSE

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11
Q

usually located away from city
centers and
are equipped to handle complex inventories, including individual parts,
components, and finished products

A

WAREHOUSE

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12
Q

serve as hubs for coordinating the flow of goods,
consolidating shipments from multiple suppliers, and providing value-added services such as packaging and labeling.

A

DEPOTS

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13
Q

are pivotal in maintaining the balance between
supply and demand by storing products until they are needed.

A

WAREHOUSES

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14
Q

also support various logistics functions, including
receiving, sorting, and processing goods, which are essential
for maintaining an efficient supply chain.

A

WAREHOUSE

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15
Q

Each industry has its own unique
demands.

A

INDUSTRY CHARACTERISTICS

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16
Q

Understanding customer expectations,
such as delivery speed, reliability, and customization options, is
crucial.

A

CUSTOMER NEEDS

17
Q

Analyzing the logistics strategies of
competitors can provide insights into best practices and areas
for differentiation.

A

COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

18
Q

Leveraging technology, such as Transportation
Management Systems (TMS) and Warehouse Management
Systems (WMS), can significantly improve efficiency and reduce costs.

19
Q

Incorporating sustainable practices into
logistics operations can reduce environmental impact and
enhance the company’s reputation

A

SUSTAINABILITY