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CLEP PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING CH 5

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primary channel function   the physical distribution of products  
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distribution modes   *transportation *inventory mgmt *cs functions  
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sorting process   *accumulation *sorting *assorting  
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accumulation   process of assembling & pooling relatively small shipments to be transported for less  
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sorting   process of separating goods by quality, color, or size  
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assorting   a wide variety of merchandise acquired to meet diverse consumer wants *at retail level  
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direct channels   moving goods from the producer to the final consumer without using "middlemen"  
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indirect channels   moving goods with the cooperation and assistance of middlemen  
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channel width   the number of independent members at one level of the distribution channel  
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channel length   the number of levels used to create a distribution channel  
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intensive dist' strategy   selling through every potential outlet that will reach target mkt  
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selective dist' strategy   selling through many but not all potential wholesalers & retailers  
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exclusive dist' strategy   limits the number of outlets employed in one or two intermediaries within each mkt  
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types of distribution coordination systems   *corporate *contractual *administered  
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corporate dist channel   owning all channel members or the firms at the next level in the channel  
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contractual   arrangements specify performance terms for each independent channel member  
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administered   channel operations coordinated thru a dominant channel member  
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vertical integration   acquiring firms that operate at different channel levels* may up ops control  
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horizontal integration   acquiring firms that operate at the same channel level* up mkt share, competitive strength  
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multiple channels   separate dist' channels to reach new mkts, up mkt coverage, or distribute new products  
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channel control   ability to influence the actions of other channel members  
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channel conflict   disagreements between members over practices & policies  
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horizontal conflicts   channel conflicts between firms at the same channel level  
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vertical conflicts   channel conflicts between firms at different channel levels  
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pushing   offering middlemen promos in return for their cooperation IE sales promos, personal selling, and ads  
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pulling   generates consumer demand for the product as a means of securing support w/in the channel. appro for new products  
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goals of physical distribution   cost control& customer service  
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total cost concept   idea that low costs and satisfied customers are conflicting goals  
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total cost concept goal   provide a level of cs at the lowest total costs  
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distribution center concept   cross between one central inventory site (high transport costs) and multi sites (less inventory control)  
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distribution centers   a type of warehouse planned in relation to specific markets  
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sub-optimization   cost reducing actions in one distribution function that increases the overall cost of others  
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cs standard   different buyers need different service levels  
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order processing   the receipt and transmission of sales order information: entry handling delivery  
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electronic data interchange (edi)   a single system of order processing, production, inventory planning and transport  
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materials handling   the physical handling of goods in both the warehouse & transport functions  
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unit loading   refers to the grouping of boxes on a pallet or skid  
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containerization   the process of consolidating many items into one container  
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warehousing   designing and operating facilities for receiving sorting storing moving goods  
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types of warehouses   *private & public *distribution cntrs *bonded storage  
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order leadtime   the average length of time between the customer plaing order and receiving it  
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reorder point   the inventory level at which new orders need to be rplaced to avoid a stockout  
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stockout   a shortage of product resultignfrom carrying too few in inventory  
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usage rate   the rate at which inventory is osd per time poeriod  
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safety stock   the amount of extra inventory kept on hand to avoid stockouts  
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economic order quantity (eoq)   the order size that minmizes the total cost of ordering and carrying inventory  
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just-in-time (jit)   making products an materials available just as needed for porduction or resale  
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transportation modes   the means of moving goods from one location to another  
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modes of transport   railroads trucks waterways airways pipelines  
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megacarriers   freight transport companies that provide several shipment modes  
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inter-modal transportation   two or more transport modes used in combination  
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freight forwarders   specialized agencies providing alternate forms of transport coordination  
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