Woolworths Report
Woolworths’ Transformation in Supply and Logistics Chains
Hlaing Win Thawdar
Li yi
Mo yun
Muhammad Fauzi Yuzar
The Report has detail explanations about the current position Woolworths is standing in Australia’s retail industry as well as against its competitors, the operation process before and after the change, the contributions Woolworths has made not only to the economy but also for the community, how Woolworths is shaping it CSR and the organized future plans that Woolworths has thought ahead. |
Table of Contents
The History of Woolworths3 1. About Australia’s Retail Industry3 2. The Description of Woolworths3 3. Woolworths and its Competitors4
Supply Chain5
1. The Woolworth’s roles in the Retail grocery Supply Chain5 2. Australian Retail Grocery Supply Chain6 3. The Woolworth’s supply chain6
3.1 The Woolworth’s before the Project Refresh6
3.2 Summary of Supply Chain8
Logistics9
1. Woolworths Logistics9 2. Summary of Woolworths10
Transition10
1. Social Responsibility12 2. Process of Logistics in Woolworths13 3. Inventory Storage Process14 4. Transition Marketing Strategy15
Costs and Benefits considered by Woolworths16 1. Woolworths Contributions16 2. Benefits of Changes in Operation17 3. Woolworths’ Actions on “Go Green” 18
Future Plans21
References23
The History of Woolworths
1. About Australia’ Retail Industry
Australia’s retail industry has developed into the country’s key economic forces. The transforming resource input of the industry has 50% of the adult population who are currently working or has worked at some time in their life in retailing. The country has more than 77,000 retailers who are operating more than 20,000 retail outlets and producing more than $200 billion in annual sales. Being the largest employer in the country, it has challenges not only from the work force and sustainability dimensions but also the federal and territory labour legislations.
Hlaing Win Thawdar
Li yi
Mo yun
Muhammad Fauzi Yuzar
The Report has detail explanations about the current position Woolworths is standing in Australia’s retail industry as well as against its competitors, the operation process before and after the change, the contributions Woolworths has made not only to the economy but also for the community, how Woolworths is shaping it CSR and the organized future plans that Woolworths has thought ahead. |
Table of Contents
The History of Woolworths3 1. About Australia’s Retail Industry3 2. The Description of Woolworths3 3. Woolworths and its Competitors4
Supply Chain5
1. The Woolworth’s roles in the Retail grocery Supply Chain5 2. Australian Retail Grocery Supply Chain6 3. The Woolworth’s supply chain6
3.1 The Woolworth’s before the Project Refresh6
3.2 Summary of Supply Chain8
Logistics9
1. Woolworths Logistics9 2. Summary of Woolworths10
Transition10
1. Social Responsibility12 2. Process of Logistics in Woolworths13 3. Inventory Storage Process14 4. Transition Marketing Strategy15
Costs and Benefits considered by Woolworths16 1. Woolworths Contributions16 2. Benefits of Changes in Operation17 3. Woolworths’ Actions on “Go Green” 18
Future Plans21
References23
The History of Woolworths
1. About Australia’ Retail Industry
Australia’s retail industry has developed into the country’s key economic forces. The transforming resource input of the industry has 50% of the adult population who are currently working or has worked at some time in their life in retailing. The country has more than 77,000 retailers who are operating more than 20,000 retail outlets and producing more than $200 billion in annual sales. Being the largest employer in the country, it has challenges not only from the work force and sustainability dimensions but also the federal and territory labour legislations.