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Foundations of Logistics

1.1 Introduction

CHAPTER 2: LOGISTICS CONCEPT/PROJECT

Physical Distribution Systems

CHAPTER 3: PHYSICAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS

3.1 Level of Outsourcing

3.2 Range of Services

Logistics Management and Subsystems

4.1 Subsystems

4.2 Logistics and Supply Chain Management

4.3 Customer Service

🎮 Pixel Quest: Logistics Management Review

Information and Inventory Control

5.1 ICT and EDI

5.2 POS (Point Of Sale) Information

5.3 Inventory Management Techniques

Specialized Logistics Sectors

6.1 Value Added Logistics

CHAPTER 7: COMMODITY RELATED SYSTEMS

CHAPTER 8: FOOD INDUSTRY

Warehousing Foundations

9.1 Rights and Duties of the Warehouse Operator and the Customer

9.2: Terms of Contract

9.3: Types of Warehouses

Warehouse Operations

9.4: Warehouse Documents, Equipment and Systems

9.5: Construction, Lay-out and Safety

9.6: Debit of Warehouse Charges/Rent

🎮 Crossword: Warehousing Terminology

Knowledge Check

Quiz: Logistics Fundamentals

Quiz: Management and Subsystems

Quiz: Information and Inventory

Quiz: Specialized Logistics

Quiz: Warehousing Operations

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Master the end-to-end flow of goods, data, and decisions with Logistics Fundamentals: Systems, Distribution, and Strategic Outsourcing. This practical, business-focused course builds your fluency across the logistics landscape—from core concepts and subsystems to distribution networks, warehousing operations, and technology-enabled inventory control. You’ll learn how logistics connects procurement, production, and customer delivery; how to design physical distribution systems that delight customers; and when to leverage 3PLs and value-added services to scale with confidence. Through clear explanations, real-world examples, and interactive knowledge checks, you’ll translate theory into action: mapping flows of materials and information, choosing the right warehouse types and layouts, applying ICT/EDI and POS data for smarter forecasting, and optimizing inventory with proven methods like JIT, FIFO/LIFO, and ABC costing. Specialized modules cover commodity-related systems and food-industry logistics—including cold chain, safety, and traceability—so you can tailor strategies to sector needs. Whether you’re new to logistics or leveling up for broader supply chain responsibilities, this course equips you to plan, operate, and improve logistics systems that are reliable, cost-effective, and customer-centric.

Logistics Fundamentals: Systems, Distribution, and Strategic Outsourcing

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            <p>Logistics serves as the backbone of modern commerce, ensuring that goods and information flow seamlessly from origin to consumption. This course explores the foundational principles of logistics management, identifying the primary components that constitute a robust logistics system. By examining how logistics connects disparate parts of the supply chain, participants will gain a clear understanding of the key goals required for effective management, including cost reduction, service enhancement, and operational efficiency. The curriculum delves into the logistics concept as applied to specific projects, highlighting the critical roles of stakeholders and the intricate planning required to synchronize the movement of goods and information across global networks.</p>

<p>Beyond basic transport, the strategic landscape of physical distribution and outsourcing plays a pivotal role in a company's competitive advantage. This program analyzes the various levels of outsourcing—from 1PL to 3PL—and evaluates the benefits and risks associated with delegating distribution functions to external partners. Furthermore, the course provides an in-depth look at specialized logistics sectors, such as the food industry’s cold chain requirements and the handling of bulk commodities. From the technical implementation of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) to the operational complexities of warehouse management, safety, and contractual obligations, this comprehensive study equips learners with the tools to optimize inventory control and navigate the legal frameworks of the warehousing industry.</p>
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