Reverse Logistics

Definition of Reverse Logistics
1. An international sustainable development initiative
2. Aims to achieve economic growth for current generations
3. Sustainable growth to ensure future generations
Motivations for Reverse Logistics
1. Government policy and legislation
2. Environmental considerations
3. Economic considerations
4. Shift towards buying sets of services
Recovery Options in Reverse Logistics
1. Reuse
2. Remanufacturing
3. Recycling
4. Reverse Logistics Network
Characteristics of the Remanufacturing Environment in Reverse Logistics
1. Supply-Demand Balance
2. Accumulation and shortage of parts
3. Logistical Network
4. Transportation
Factors of Successful Reverse Logistics
1. Legislation
2. Customers Demand
3. Incentive
4. Environmental concerns
Performance measures of reverse logistics
1. Customer Satisfaction
2. Service Level
3. Responsiveness
4. Cost
5. Quality
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	Creado por Alejandro Gavilanes hace casi 11 años