Managing product returns for reverse logistics This paper provides a framework to manage product returns for reverse logistics. It takes a specific product catalog in India as an example. It utilizes an integrated framework to estimate returns of products. Next step‚ it makes decisions on operations‚ such as disposition‚ location and capacity of facilities. After that‚ take strategic‚ operational and customer service-related constraints into to consideration to give a time horizon for returned
Premium Estimation Causality The Return
CASE STUDY PROJECT (II SEMESTER) CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT By Rohit Singh Bisht Roll Number: EMBA/JUL09/5107 National Institute of Business Management Old No.20/ New No. 65‚ Habibullah Road‚ T Nagar‚ Chennai 600017‚ India CONTENTS Certificate 3 Acknowledgment 4 Introduction to CRM 5 Objectives 7 Company Overview 8 • Product 9 • Corporate Structure 11 • AIRTEL Enterprise Services
Premium Bharti Airtel Customer relationship management Sunil Mittal
movement of your critical service parts and finished goods inventory. Reduce the number of calls to your customer service center by utilizing the order placement‚ inventory management and visibility tools available on the FedEx Critical Inventory Logistics global customer web
Premium Supply chain management Supply chain management Supply chain
Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management Table of Contents Introduction 3 Comparative Profiles 3 Comparative Logistics Process 4 Conclusion 8 Bibliography 8 Introduction The purpose of this report is to investigate and identify the various techniques used by a plethora of similar organizations in regards to logistics and transportation used. Business have now become aware of the importance of logistics and providing adequate supplies to satisfy the demand for their
Premium Logistics Supply chain management Waste container
Examine the websites of 2 large and comparable companies‚ that operate in the same business area and have to deal with logistics and quality management f.e. UPS and TNT or Philips and Sony or Ford and Toyota . Teams of 4‚ powerpoint presentations 10 minutes in class in tutorial week 3 1.1 Give a short description of the 2 companies Goods and services‚ size‚ PMC‘s‚ structure‚ position in supply chain. Zara Zara is an innovating clothing company which sells clothes throughout the world
Premium Supply chain management Logistics Mission statement
SUEZ CANAL: It’s Impact on Global Logistics Date: 20th February 2011 Family Name: Ali Forename: Anwar Mohammad ID Number: EAC0111076 Lecturer: Nigel Woodhead Module Code & Title: KM307 Global Logistics TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introduction………………………………………………………………..……………………….Pg 3 2.1. Utilizing Suez Canal‚ Benefits to Suppliers……………………………………………..Pg 3 2.2. Utilizing Suez Canal‚ Benefits to Shipping Lines……………………………………..Pg 4 2.3. Utilizing Suez Canal
Premium Supply chain management Shipping Logistics
Integrated Logistics for DEP/GARD Case Study -Tin Yeung Ma -2/27/2014 Tom Lippet‚ sales representative for DEP‚ feels the challenge when the successor of Mike O’Leary‚ Richard Binish‚ becomes the new purchasing agent at GARD who plans to trim the product line in the next three years. His plan to narrow the service window for suppliers from the original 5 days to 3 days in the next three years to the eventually 1 day window forces Tom to consider ways that can increase the performance and service
Premium Supply chain management
Building a New Supply Chain – Reverse Logistics – Mini Case Study Report PROBLEM: The Company is having a difficult time receiving a healthy profit due to the high costs of garbage disposal and the lack of alternative sources of income. Failure to find alternate sources of income will make it difficult for the Company to remain in operation and be profitable. CAUSE: The high cost of disposition is cutting deeply into profit margins. Disposal fees are unavoidable if wanting to follow the legal methods
Free Waste management Recycling
Effective Third Party Logistics Provider by Seyed-Mahmoud Aghazadeh Abstract The purpose of this article was to identify the steps that need to be taken when choosing an effective third party logistics provider. Based on the research completed‚ it was determined that third party logistics are beneficial to many companies. The use of third party logistics provides a competitive advantage in today’s business world. The optimal solution for a company choosing a third party logistic provider would be a
Premium Supply chain management Logistics
Table of Contents Abstract 2 1.0 Introduction 2 2.0 SCM Capabilities 3 3.0 Impact Analysis of Current Global Uncertainty 10 4.0 Conclusion 11 6.0 Bibliography 12 7.0 Reference List 13 Logistics Capabilities: the path to competitive advantage Abstract A comparative analysis on the logistics capabilities of the major suppliers collaborating with Company A‚ the Australian subsidiary of a leading global company‚ and Company B‚ a smaller Australian owned business. The analysis will focus
Premium Supply chain management Logistics Management