tailieunhanh - Lecture Logistics theory - Lecture 1: History

Lecturte Logistics management - Chapter: History and introduction to logistics. At the end of this lecture, students should be able to: Understand the history of logistics management, define logistics management, appreciate the aims and objectives, distinguish between logistics phases. | LOGISTICS THEORY Gohoho Emmanuel Sena Ports and Shipping Department 1 Course Outline Objective Topic Total Hours 1 CONCEPTS IN LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT 4 2 LOGISTICS AND SYSTEM ANALYSIS 4 3 THE COSTS OF LOGISTICS ACTIVITIES 4 4 DEMAND MANAGEMENT 4 5 GLOBAL LOGISTICS 4 6 TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT CONCEPT 4 7 LOGISTICS RELATIONSHIPS 4 8 LOGISTICS PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT 4 9 MATERIAL REQUIRMENT PLANNING/DISTRIBUTION PLANNING SYSTEMS 4 10 CUSTOMER SERVICE 4 11 INVENTORY MANAGEMENT 4 12 JUST IN TIME 4 Reference Books 1. Donald J. B., David J. C., Copper M. B., (2010),Supply Chain Logistics Management, 3rd Edition, the McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. 2. Asish B., (2010), Textbook of Supply Chain Management, 2nd Revised & Enlarged Edition, Word-Press Publication 3. Douglas M. L., David B. G., James R. S., Lisa M. E., (2006), Fundamentals of Logistics Management, European edition, McGraw-Hill Education 4. Alan H., Remko, V. H., (2008), Logistics Management and Strategy, 3rd Edition, . | LOGISTICS THEORY Gohoho Emmanuel Sena Ports and Shipping Department 1 Course Outline Objective Topic Total Hours 1 CONCEPTS IN LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT 4 2 LOGISTICS AND SYSTEM ANALYSIS 4 3 THE COSTS OF LOGISTICS ACTIVITIES 4 4 DEMAND MANAGEMENT 4 5 GLOBAL LOGISTICS 4 6 TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT CONCEPT 4 7 LOGISTICS RELATIONSHIPS 4 8 LOGISTICS PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT 4 9 MATERIAL REQUIRMENT PLANNING/DISTRIBUTION PLANNING SYSTEMS 4 10 CUSTOMER SERVICE 4 11 INVENTORY MANAGEMENT 4 12 JUST IN TIME 4 Reference Books 1. Donald J. B., David J. C., Copper M. B., (2010),Supply Chain Logistics Management, 3rd Edition, the McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. 2. Asish B., (2010), Textbook of Supply Chain Management, 2nd Revised & Enlarged Edition, Word-Press Publication 3. Douglas M. L., David B. G., James R. S., Lisa M. E., (2006), Fundamentals of Logistics Management, European edition, McGraw-Hill Education 4. Alan H., Remko, V. H., (2008), Logistics Management and Strategy, 3rd Edition, Pearson Education Course Format Course will be delivered through Interactive Lectures, PowerPoint presentations, Video Clips Students are free to ask questions and contribute at any time of their choice. The 1st -10 minutes shall be used to address students problems and and also there will be unannounced test from time to time. Enjoy everyone. Thanks Learning outcomes At the end of this lecture, students should be able to Understand the history of logistics management Define logistics management Appreciate the aims and objectives of LM Distinguish between logistics phases Well . . . . Is This Logistics ? Actually . . . . . This Is Logistics History of Logistics Logistics “can be” defined as providing the right type of products and/or services at the right price, place, time and in the right condition. In ancient Greek and Roman empires, military officers titled as 'Logistikas' were assigned the duties of providing services related to supply and distribution of resources. History of .