MODERN LOGISTICS SYSTEM

MODERN LOGISTICS SYSTEM

1. Human Talent

2. Software Technology

3. Supply Chain Integration

4. Planning and Purchasing

5. Warehouse Management

6. Physical Distribution

7. Customer Service

8. Reverse Logistics

9. Effective Communication

10. Continuous Improvement

11. Logistics Performance

12. Environmental Barriers

It is the engine of the logistics system

Enables automation and decision-making

Key to fluidity and coordination

Ensures resource availability

Optimize storage and order preparation

Transport products efficiently

Evaluate logistics success from the end user

Manage returns and Sustainability

Facilitates internal and external coordination

Driver of change and efficiency

Measures system effectiveness

Condition the operation

▪ Continuous training

▪ Logistics leadership

▪ Organizational culture

▪ ERP, WMS

▪ Process digitization

▪ Traceability and control

▪ Real-time information

▪ Strategic alliances

▪ Synchronized flow of materials and data

▪ Supply chain planning Demand

▪ Supplier Evaluation

▪ Supply Management

▪ Storage methods

▪ Inventory control

▪ Applied technology

▪ Optimized routes

▪ Delivery monitoring

▪ Last-mile logistics

▪ After-sales service

▪ Complaint handling

▪ Satisfaction

▪ Reuse

▪ Recycling

▪ Post-consumer responsibility

▪ Information flow

▪ Digital tools

▪ Formal/informal channels

▪ Constant feedback

▪ Culture of innovation

▪ Process evaluation

▪ Indicators (KPIs)

▪ Logistics costs

▪ Delivery times

▪ Infrastructure

▪ Regulations

▪ Regional factors