The Logistics System

The Logistics System

1. Set of facilities and activities that allow the manufactured product to reach the end customer from the point of production

   • The logistics network is essential for the product to reach the consumer.
     • the logistics network must be adapted to the specific needs of each product and each client.
       • The common elements associated with a logistics network are:
         • Inventory and Warehouse Strategy.
           • Management and control of products, allowing their access quickly and effectively
             • It allows a timely response to the customer's purchase demand.
         • Transportation and distribution strategy
           • Set of actions that allow the product to physically move from one node on the network to another.
             • This strategy includes elements such as the means of transport, route planning, delivery times, among others.
         • Logistics and Customer Service
           • Set of actions that must be carried out to offer a quality service to customers, in a specific place and time, seeking their satisfaction and loyalty.
             • It ensures that the shopping experience is adequate as a whole, this includes after-sales service.
         • Procurement Strategy
           • This strategy consists of establishing a supply base for the organization that is competitive and also effectively integrates suppliers into business processes.
             • It allows you to manage the material flows in the supply process of the company of raw materials, materials, components, goods, among others.

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