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Presentation on
Presented by :Presented by :
Nikhil RajNikhil Raj
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LogisticsLogistics
Typical logistics framework
mainly consists of PhysicalSupply, Internal Operations and
Physical Distribution of Goods
and Services.
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Logistics ManagementLogistics Management
Materials Management
Channel Management
Distribution (or Physical
Distribution)
Business or Logistics
Management or Supply Chain Management
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Indian Logistics industry : some factsIndian Logistics industry : some facts
Dominated by unorganized players with little or no value
addition.
High logistics costs- 13 % against a global average of 8~10 %.transportation costs are a major factor.
Low investments in technology- warehousing practices /track
& trace systems.
I
ndian logistics sector at the lower end of evolution stage. Characterized by poor facilities and infrastructure, low it
enablement , limited industry partners with no integration.
Multi tier tax structure- 3pl services offer limited benefits to
the user.
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Growth drivers
Strong GDP growth.
Massive investments in infrastructure. India emerging as preferred outsourcing location for
manufacturing activities.
Domestic retail expansion- organized retailing poised for a
boom. Agri -business coming into sharp focus.
Implementation of vat and planned phasing out of cost.
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Growth inhibitors
Highly fragmented markets.
Infrastructural deficiencies and inefficiencies at least in theshort term.
Large number of players/ intermediaries in the total supply
chain.
Low level of investments in appropriate technologies.
Lack of policy reforms to encourage investments in logistics
sector.
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Major PlayersMajor Players
TNT Express
Operative in around 200 countries. It has 2300
worldwide offices, 4 7 jet carriers as well as
26000 vehicles that are deployed on roads.
AFL
In 1970 company introduced its first courier
service to be launched in India. This was done by
a setup of collaboration with the DHL Express
services in logistics.
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DHL DHL is the one which has ranked number one
in the area of business logistics in the world. It
is operative in 220 countries, has 4700
worldwide offices as well as 350 aircrafts and72000 vehicles on road itself.
Blue dart
Leader in the Asia Pacific and the Oceaniaregions. It is the top integrated packages
distribution services. It covers 21340 cities of
the world
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Safexpress
In 2002, company was declared by the Limca
book of awards as the single handedly the
most widespread and the most availed
service in India for logistics requirements.
Ashok Leyland
This company is a leader in India when itcomes to logistics of the Indian army.
offers services that are a display of the world
class quality in the fields of the packaging as
well as the transportation
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��FedExFedEx is a supply chain company.
�Very cognizant of trying to make customers supply chain
more efficient .
�Became very focused on internal supply chain
�delivers 15 million packages a day in more than 200
countries
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Full Use of TechnologyFull Use of Technology
Customer Operations Service MasterCustomer Operations Service Master
Online System ( COSMOS )Online System ( COSMOS )
Global Operations Control CentreGlobal Operations Control Centre
( GOCC )( GOCC )
Digitally Assisted Dispatch System (Digitally Assisted Dispatch System (DADS )DADS )
Automated Sorting Tracking RoutingAutomated Sorting Tracking Routing
Aid ( ASTRA )Aid ( ASTRA )
Customer Operations Service MasterCustomer Operations Service Master
Online System ( COSMOS )Online System ( COSMOS )
Global Operations Control CentreGlobal Operations Control Centre
( GOCC )( GOCC )
Digitally Assisted Dispatch System (Digitally Assisted Dispatch System (DADS )DADS )
Automated Sorting Tracking RoutingAutomated Sorting Tracking Routing
Aid ( ASTRA )Aid ( ASTRA )
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Why Logistics?Why Logistics?
�� Growth prospectGrowth prospect
�� Comparatively stable industry Comparatively stable industry
�� Nation Wide opportunityNation Wide opportunity
�� Highly CompetitiveHighly Competitive
Why me ?Why me ?
�� Conceptual clarityConceptual clarity
�� Great convincing PowerGreat convincing Power
�� AblilityAblility to work under pressureto work under pressure