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    Overview of Supply Chain

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    limited to‚ new product development‚ marketing‚ operations‚ distribution‚ finance and customer service. A typical supply chain may involve a variety of stages. These supply chain stages include: * Customers * Retailers * Wholesalers/Distributors * Manufacturers * Component/Raw Material Suppliers II. Logistics and Logistic Operations Logistics is the planning‚ execution‚ and control of the movement / placement of goods and / or people‚ and the related supporting activities

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    Case Study 1 Barilla SpA A

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    fluctuations for our dry pasta products putting extreme demand variability on our manufacturing and logistics operations. Our current forecasting and analytical tools for determining order quantities coupled with distributor sales strategies that are not uniform are creating this variability. Our distributors are constantly suffering stock outs while having overabundance of other inventories. We truly are not utilizing our inventory capacities. We need to review our current formats and packaging of our SKU’s

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    hilton case study

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    Hilton Hilton’s current distribution policy is causing its original competitive advantage of being the industry leader to deacrease. As a matter of facts‚ the traditional channels Hilton is using (such as hotel wholesaler‚ tour operators‚ global distributors systems and third-parties websites) plus the increasing popularity of Expedia-like sites has led the company to loose market shares (caused by the introduction of smaller independent hotel chains). Therefore‚ considering its relative high distribution

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    Deutsche Brauerei

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    and Eastern Europe.In 1998. Oleg Pinchuk was hired away from a competitor as the marketing manager. Pinchuk had set up the credit and inventory policy which are extending credit to distributors in Ukraine from 2% 10‚ net 40 to 2% 10‚ net 80 and implementing field warehousing in order to support the fragile distributor network. Then‚ Deutsche’s beer quickly became so popular that the volume sales can offset the negative currency effects due to Russian debt crisis. The next 2 years saw a dramatic increase

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    of this report. Protective packaging is sold to organizational customers through select distributor networks via personal selling. Sales commissions for AirCap are set at 2%. Often‚ manufacturers must have a regional presence to be successful in a given locale. Distributors aspire to be full-line houses—capable of meeting a customer’s complete packaging needs. As a result‚ larger distributors typically carry competitive products. Margins on product resale is generally

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    reduce list price substantially. This would prevent us from maximizing revenue and profit from other segments. As for small customers‚ we recognized an issue of channel conflict as these customers purchased through the distributor channel. We learnt through the simulation that distributors would vary their profit margins freely‚ and could at times sell the motors lower than our prices to large customers. Hence‚ to avoid this conflict‚ we decided not to focus on small customers. Furthermore‚ we also learnt

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    Ssi Case Distribution

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    traditionally serviced through distributors known as candy and tobacco jobbers. These distributors purchased SSI products in large quantities and then sold them to retail stores for sale to consumers. The number of candy and tobacco jobbers was decreasing‚ which was distorting the traditional distribution channel. Two factors were causing this distortion. First‚ the wholesaler and distributor industry in general was going through consolidation as large distributors continued to get larger and more

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    Case Barilla Spa (a)

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    Proliferation * Long order lead times * Lack of forecasting systems or sophisticated analytical tools at Distributer’s end The JITD program is beneficial both of Manufacturer and Distributors. The expected benefits of JITD for manufacturers are; * Reduced manufacturing cost * Better Relationship with Distributors * Increase supply chain visibility * Increase distributor’s dependence on Barilla * Improvement in manufacturing planning * Reduced inventory levels The expected

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    Corporate advertising at this stage would be most beneficial to our distributors‚ prospective distributors‚ customers and prospective customers‚" Mr William Pinckney‚ Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer‚ Amway India Enterprises‚ told Business Line. Interestingly‚ India is the only country where Amway has gone in for a corporate advertising campaign. Not only will such a campaign enhance the professional pride of Amway distributors and customers‚ but it will also add to the increased awareness

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    Becton

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    Becton Dickinson & Company: VACUTAINER Systems Division - Presentation Transcript 1. Becton Dickinson & Company: VACUTAINER Systems Division Nina Cowley Zach Evans Sean Zemek 2. The Beginning * Maxwell W. Becton and Fairleigh S. Dickinson met on a sales trip in 1897. Months later‚ they decided to go into business together‚ sealing their partnership with a handshake. They named their medical device import company Becton‚ Dickinson and Company. 3. Product Breakdown * Becton Dickinson (BD)

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