TYPES OF LOGISTICS

TYPES OF LOGISTICS

1. INBOUND LOGISTICS

   • • the process of bringing in purchased goods into the company is known as inbound logistics. However, if the movement of goods is from the manufacturing company to its customers or other companies, this process is called “outbound logistics“. Inbound logistics, therefore, focuses on the incoming goods i.e. the inflow of goods from suppliers into the warehouse.
       • INTERNAL LOGISTICS
         • Internal logistics is planning, execution and control of the physical flow and internal information of the company, seeking to optimize the resources, processes and services with the highest possible profit.
         • This includes several internal factors like management style, culture, human resources, facilities and several external factors like technology, globalization and competition. This is where the concept of logistics plays a major role, i.e. it helps to leverage certain advantages the firm has in the marketplace.
           • • This includes several internal factors like management style, culture, human resources, facilities and several external factors like technology, globalization and competition. This is where the concept of logistics plays a major role, i.e. it helps to leverage certain advantages the firm has in the marketplace.
             • GREEN LOGISTICS
               • What is green logistics examples? For example: Establish a waste classification process according to the materials to be recycled. Reduce the use of paper in the warehouse as much as possible thanks to the implementation of IT solutions such as the Easy WMS warehouse management software
                 • The key points that define this green logistics focus on: Reducing carbon dioxide emissions by sea, land or air (Reduction of polluting gases.) Reduction of waste. Effective use of resources.
               • Green logistics was born as one of the solutions for sustainable development and due to the growing concern about the environmental impact generated by the different markets and industries in the world, estimating that the logistics area is responsible for 10% of global CO₂ emissions. . Green logistics was born as one of the solutions for sustainable development and due to the growing concern about the environmental impact generated by the different markets and industries in the world, estimating that the logistics area is responsible for 10% of global CO₂ emissions.
             • URBAN LOGISTICS
               • Urban logistics is one of the central keywords in relation to the movement of goods and describes the transport of goods in urban areas. This refers to all movements within a city district, both in terms of supplying end customers and in terms of supplying retail, industry, or trade.
               • Best practice examples for urban logistics in European metropolisesIntegrated platform solutions for inner-city delivery trafficOptimization of delivery traffic through routing and navigation solutionsDetermination of possible applications of alternative drives and delivery meansConcepts for cooperation in urban logistics
                 • These challenges call for sustainable and efficient solutions to which PTV contributes. We are researching new concepts for delivery processes in urban areas, the intelligent use of digitization possibilities and considering the use of alternative drives for delivery vehicles. In addition, PTV offers powerful and scalable software solutions for planning, routing and navigation of fleets in urban areas. Research projects are helping to further develop the applications, outline future use cases and design future urban policy developments.
   • nbound logistics encompasses the process of receiving goods from suppliers to a company's warehouse, a task of great importance. Optimizing this process helps to lighten the production chain, especially when combined with outbound

2. OUTBOUND LOGISTICS

   • Customer places order. ... Order is confirmed, and products picked in the warehouse. ... Order is packed at warehouse. ... Trucks pick up daily orders. ... Trucks drive to distribution centers. ... Delivery drivers pick up orders at distribution centers. ... The package is delivered to the customer.
     • It is the process related to the storage and movement of the final product and related information flows from the end of the production line to the end user.
       • Outbound logistics: Includes activities related to the delivery of the product or service to the customer, including collection, storage or distribution systems. Marketing and sales: Includes the activities that allow customers to learn about the product or service and make the purchase.
       • LEAN LOGISTICS
         • Para organizar las tareas en el almacén y evitar los cuellos de botella y tiempos muertos, no hay mejor herramienta que un sistema de gestión de almacén. Este software prepara al almacén para procesar ingentes volúmenes de información y organizarla priorizando la optimización de los procesos. Medir y controlar la carga de trabajo que tiene cada operario para así prevenir que unos estén parados mientras otros estén desbordados. El módulo Labor Management System para Easy WMS se ocupa precisamente de controlar este apartado. Para que las averías en el equipamiento no frenen la actividad del almacén, conviene contar con un plan de mantenimiento preventivo de los equipos de manutención y sistemas automáticos que se usan en el almacén como medida de prevención y, además, contar con soporte técnico para tratar de resolver la incidencia lo antes posible.
           • Lean Supply Chain Management (Lean SCM in its abbreviated version), also known as lean supply chain management, is a work system that is receiving more and more attention from the major automobile brands.
             • The Lean logistics methodology is a philosophy of management and organization of operations of Japanese origin. Applying Lean Logistics to the supply chain consists of identifying and eliminating activities that do not add value in order to increase the flow of products, thus minimizing costs.
               • REVERSE LOGISTICS
                 • Reverse logistics is the set of activities that is conducted after the sale of a product to recapture value and end the product's lifecycle. It typically involves returning a product to the manufacturer or distributor or forwarding it on for servicing, refurbishment or recycling.
                   • When consumers return to a store to buy the latest model, Apple offers consumers discounts on a new product if they turn in their old product. Apple then collects the old models and brings the products back to their factories.

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