Warehouse Building Project
Warehouse Building Project 2 After close review of everything that you would like me and my company to do for you and your company we have come up with the following information and data for you. Having an import export business takes careful planning, reliable suppliers and great line of communication between everyone involved in the company. I have received your list of items you would like to have covered and our companies help to figure out whom to help you and your business run smoothly. The following is per our conversation. Develop requirements for the warehouse design and to provide an organization structure to manage the warehouse in Australia, present considerations for Workforce management, investigate key regulations and other key issues (e.g. labor climate) related to managing a warehouse in Australia as a foreign entity, develop export procedures and import procedures in the U.S., discuss supply chain risks and possible mitigations, analyze which operations SWM would outsource and which operations SWM would directly manage and explain why, outline the budget line items that would need to be considered (it is not necessary to develop a budget with dollar figures), and determine the metrics you would use to measure success of the warehouse and the total supply chain. Going after the best way of doing things in insuring your company has the most up to date technology and resources out there, FedEx have reached gold LEED certification. They have achieved this by implanting the following in their buildings; this facility has achieved a reduction in indoor water use by 49 percent using innovative low flow plumbing fixtures. It has also managed to cut down its energy usage by 42 percent over an average building by using energy-saving technologies such as sky lights and evaporative cooling. Nearly 75 percent of the
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