Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Groupe Sup de Co La Rochelle La Rochelle, October/November 2012
Prof. Dr. Thomas Liebetruth
Learning Objectives
Realizing some applications of logistics principles in the “real world” Understanding the necessity and the challenges of Supply Chain Management Know different approaches how to model a Supply Chain Structure and localize the problems of Supply Chain Management Master (some of) the basic management and planning techniques in a Supply Chain context such as logistical supplier integration, MRP/MRP II Establish a value stream map und understand the concepts of optimizing a value stream
Prof. Dr. Thomas Liebetruth
Introduction
“Logistics management is that part of supply chain management that plans, implements, and controls the efficient, effective forward and reverse flows and storage of goods, services and related information between the point of origin and the point of consumption in order to meet customer requirements” Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals
cited after Grant (2012), p. 2
What do you have in mind when you think about logistics in the above stated terms or where in your daily life do you think logistics is involved? Which companies (French or international) do you think have a business model that is highly dependent on logistics or has logistics even as a core competence? Why do you think could logistics become more important in the future (or why are you studying logistics – apart from the fact that it might be a mandatory course)? And: which questions would you therefore expect to be dealt with in a logistics course?
Prof. Dr. Thomas Liebetruth
Some applications…
Prof. Dr. Thomas Liebetruth
Supermarkets (FMCG)
Prof. Dr. Thomas Liebetruth
Automotive assembly
Prof. Dr. Thomas Liebetruth
Logistics Service Providers (LSP/ 3PL)
Prof. Dr. Thomas Liebetruth
Award Winners European Logistics Association (ELA)
Penske Logistics co-developed
Groupe Sup de Co La Rochelle La Rochelle, October/November 2012
Prof. Dr. Thomas Liebetruth
Learning Objectives
Realizing some applications of logistics principles in the “real world” Understanding the necessity and the challenges of Supply Chain Management Know different approaches how to model a Supply Chain Structure and localize the problems of Supply Chain Management Master (some of) the basic management and planning techniques in a Supply Chain context such as logistical supplier integration, MRP/MRP II Establish a value stream map und understand the concepts of optimizing a value stream
Prof. Dr. Thomas Liebetruth
Introduction
“Logistics management is that part of supply chain management that plans, implements, and controls the efficient, effective forward and reverse flows and storage of goods, services and related information between the point of origin and the point of consumption in order to meet customer requirements” Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals
cited after Grant (2012), p. 2
What do you have in mind when you think about logistics in the above stated terms or where in your daily life do you think logistics is involved? Which companies (French or international) do you think have a business model that is highly dependent on logistics or has logistics even as a core competence? Why do you think could logistics become more important in the future (or why are you studying logistics – apart from the fact that it might be a mandatory course)? And: which questions would you therefore expect to be dealt with in a logistics course?
Prof. Dr. Thomas Liebetruth
Some applications…
Prof. Dr. Thomas Liebetruth
Supermarkets (FMCG)
Prof. Dr. Thomas Liebetruth
Automotive assembly
Prof. Dr. Thomas Liebetruth
Logistics Service Providers (LSP/ 3PL)
Prof. Dr. Thomas Liebetruth
Award Winners European Logistics Association (ELA)
Penske Logistics co-developed