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Business Logistics
Business Logistics Exam 2
Term | Definition |
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The Bill of Lading | The document that lists and details the contents and conditions of a shipment is called |
cosignor | is the seller, shipper, supplier |
consignee | is the buyer, receiver |
Incoterms | trade terms published by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) that are commonly used in both international and domestic trade contracts |
domestic and international purchases | INCOTERMS 2010 can be used for |
FOB Origin | If you want the consignee to be responsible for goods while they are intransit you should ship products |
pickup allowance | reflects a discount given to a customer when they provide transportation on a shipment that otherwise would involve delivery |
Menu pricing | is a technique to encourage customers to perform specific activities that are deemed desirable by the seller |
Consolidation, sorting, seasonal storage, and reverse logistics | The four economic benefits of warehousing are |
Group small inbound shipments into one large outbound shipment | One function of a distribution warehouse is consolidation, which means the facility is being used to |
sorting | Cross docking is a form of |
Products are assigned a specific warehouse location | Slotting” a warehouse mean |
public warehouses | A company which has limited experience in warehousing who has a need to establish temporary warehouse facilities in multiple cities would most likely use: |
Placing inventory in a local warehouse in anticipation of future need | When a firm "spot stocks" inventory they are engaged in |
that products are being assembled in custom assortments to meet the needs of specific orders. | The warehouse functionality of sorting means |
lead suppliers | Assembly is a primary service expected to be performed by |
reverse logistics | Recycling is a major part of |
that multiple orders are being picked simultaneously | Wave selection means |
Typically moved directly from receiving to shipping | When a company cross-docks products, the products are |
cube | Theoretically, the ideal package for logistics and transportation purposes is a perfect |
is not flexible | A disadvantage of AS/RS is that it |
Simplify product variations | Firms are globalizing their operations today for all of the following reasons except |
Increased revenue | The primary benefits of low product complexity include all of the following except |
Greater ease of managing outsourced logistics services | The major benefit firms associate with integrated logistics services providers is |
the process for identifying , analyzing and responding to risks | Is risk management essentially: |
A terrorist attack could cause a firm to loose its suppliers | All of the following are the [PRIMARY]consequences of supply chain security failures except |