tổng hợp logistics management (2)

Which concept refers to the storage of raw materials and movement to the producer?

• Physical distribution
• Materials management
• Supply chain management
• Inbound logistics

The … approach indicates that a company's objectives can be realized by recognizing the mutual interdependence of major functional areas.

• a. rhochrematics
• b. supply chain
• c. systems
• d. interfunctionality

The................ approach mentions all relevant cost items are considered simultaneously when making decision.

• a. systems
• B. total cost
• c.interfunctionality
• d. rhochrematics

Which does include in warehousing activity?

• a. Basing on featured characteristics of product, the firm will select the suitable method to store product.
• b. Select the carrier who can provide lower freight for the firm
• c. Estimate product demand in the future
• d. Use appropriate equipment to load/unload the products

"Some companies use suitable mode of transportation with an acceptable cost to meet customer delivery requirements as well as increase satisfaction for the customer". As such, the company could be considered

• a. Productivity but not effective.
• b. Effective but not efficient.
• c. Efficient but not effective.
• d. Reengineering but not productivity.

Logistics costs of bubble manufacturing industry will be compared with logistics costs of automobile manufacturing industry.

• a. equal
• b. lower
• c. not different
• d. higher

………….. refers to an item that the firm holds with a very large amount of quantity at the same time there is no demand for it.

• a. overstock
• b. tailored logistics
• c. intensive distribution
• d. stockout

In the past, which field does logistics not connect with?

• a. trooper
• b. soldiery
• c. travelling
• d. army

………. is generally the fastest form of transportation for shipments exceeding 600 miles.

• A. less-than-truckload motor carriers
• B. Air
• C parcel carriers
• D truckload motor carriers

Consignees are ……..

• A. extremely large less-than-truckload carriers
• B shippers of freight
• C receivers of freight
• D preferred suppliers