6 slides with speaker notesLast slide should be a 1 page summary
Choose a specific item
All the modes of transportation used. How is it manufactured the different parts used. Look at entire process
Where it was grown. Each step along the way. Show ALL parts of supply chain and logistics behind it.
Can you identify the various parts of the supply chain involved in manufacturing, distributing and administering the vaccine?
Unit #3 Culminating Assignment In this unit we have discussed the logistics and challenges associated with distribution of products to local, national, and international markets. Your Task: You are a logistics specialist who was hired by a company to research the supply chain of a specific item. The company wants you to put together a presentation highlighting and explaining all of the stages of the supply chain associated with the product. Instructions • Pick an item of your choice. • Research the item’s supply chain and distribution (i.e. from raw materials to end consumer). • Research the item’s method of transportation during each stage of the supply chain. • Once your research is complete, put together a flow chart explaining the entire supply chain with explanations of each stage. • Write a brief summary (around one paragraph long) explaining whether you believe the supply chain is efficient or whether there are aspects that you believe could be improved. Note: ⇒ You should reference the lessons (PPTs) and class notes in your project. ⇒ You should cite all sources using MLA citation. Unit #3 - Culminating Assignment Rubric Category Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Knowledge /20 Quality of the information and analysis for each stage of the supply chain and the transportation methods used. More information is needed. Most parts of the supply chain are missing Demonstrated limited knowledge and understanding of the supply chain. Sufficient information provided. A few parts of the supply chain are missing Demonstrated some knowledge and understanding of the supply chain. Great information provided. Most parts of the supply chain present. Demonstrated considerable knowledge and understanding of the supply chain. Excellent information provided. All parts of the supply chain present. Demonstrated thorough knowledge and understanding of the supply chain. Application /8 Quality of the summary and explanation of whether the supply chain is efficient or could be improved. Applies knowledge and skills with limited effectiveness. Makes connections within and between various contexts with limited effectiveness. Applies knowledge and skills with some effectiveness. Makes connections within and between various contexts with - some effectiveness. Applies knowledge and skills with considerable effectiveness. Makes connections within and between various contexts with considerable effectiveness. Applies knowledge and skills with a high degree of effectiveness. Makes connections within and between various contexts with a high degree of effectiveness. Thinking /8 Quality of research on each stage of the supply chain. Reference to class lessons. Further research is required. Uses critical/ creative thinking processes with limited effectiveness. Some research is evident and cited. Uses critical/ creative thinking processes with some effectiveness. Research is evident and well cited. Uses critical/ creative thinking processes with considerable effectiveness. Research is abundant and expertly cited. Uses critical/ creative thinking processes with a high degree of effectiveness. Communication /10 Quality of written information (grammatical accuracy and professionalism) Quality of visual information (overall presentation) Written information needs more work. There are many spelling or grammar mistakes evident. Presentation presented information poorly. Written information is satisfactory. Proofread your work carefully. Presentation presented information satisfactorily. Written information is delivered well. Few grammatical errors if any. Presentation presented information well. Written information is delivered expertly. No spelling or grammatical errors evident. Presentation presented information expertly. SUPPLY CHAINS AND LOGISTICS KEY TERMS logistics production logistics business logistics supply chain vertical integration horizontal integration point-of-sale terminal just-in-time (JIT) inventory systems letter of credit supplier management outsourcing nearsourcing insourcing offshoring inshoring inbound distribution outbound distribution receiving process Ex Works (EXW) carrier bill of lading freight consolidation containerization LEARNING GOALS Compare the logistics of delivering a product to a local, national, or international market Describe the key factors that influence the ways in which a company may deliver its product to an international market Compare the advantages and disadvantages of different modes of transportation for distributing a product to different world markets Identify, drawing on a variety of sources information to facilitate the import/export process 3.1 – DEFINE LOGISTICS LOGISTICS DEFINED The management of the flow of goods and services both into and out of an organization, from the point of origin to the point of consumption. It consists of transportation, inventory management, warehousing and storage, and packaging. PRODUCTION LOGISTICS Logistic processes within a company, usually a manufacturing business, that ensure that each machine and workstation in a plant has the right material in the right quantity and quality at the right point in time. PRODUCTION LOGISTICS Production logistics focuses on managing inventory and quality control, with little emphasis on transportation. BUSINESS LOGISTICS A process that ensures a steady flow of needed materials and information to all parts of a business through a network of computer terminals, transportation links, and storage facilities. FORWARD AND REVERSE LOGISTICS Most people only think about forward logistics (the steps involved in delivering products from producer to consumer). Increased online shopping and returns of unwanted products has introduced a whole new process called “reverse logistics”. AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTION LOGISTICS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6roE_pUub4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jiiv6htH_dc