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Title: 1.The logistics pipeline is another term for what?


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  • 1. The logistics pipeline is another term for
    what?
  • channels of distribution
  • supply chain
  • integrated management
  • information flows

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  • 2. Which is an attempt to increase the velocity
    of inventory in the packaged goods industry
    throughout the supply chain of wholesalers,
    distributors, and ultimately to the customers?
  • ECR
  • JIT
  • TQM
  • EDI

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  • 3. Ensuring the availability of the right
    product, in the right quantity, and the right
    condition, at the right place, at the right time,
    for the right customer, at the right cost, is
    which definition of logistics?
  •  
  • Seven Rs
  • Council of Logistics Management
  • Society of Logistics Engineers
  • Supply chain logistics

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  • 4. The process of planning, implementing and
    controlling the efficient, cost-effective flow
    and storage of raw materials, in-process
    inventory, finished goods and related information
    from point of origin to point of consumption for
    the purpose of conforming to customer
    requirements is the definition of logistics
  •  
  • From an inventory perspective.
  • Called the Seven Rs.
  • Offered by the Society of Logistics Engineers.
  • Provided by the Council of Logistics Management.

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  • 5. Inefficiencies can occur in the supply chain,
    especially with respect to inventory accumulation
    and/or lack of approximate customer service
    levels. What is lacking?
  •  
  • Capability
  • Reliability
  • Integration
  • Quality

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  • 6. With what type of purchase would you need to
    identify all possible suppliers?
  •  
  • a straight rebuy
  • a modified rebuy
  • a new buy
  • routine purchase

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  • 7. The cross-docking approach is a good example
    of what kind of logistics system?
  •  
  • Logistics pipeline
  • Outbound logistics system
  • Inbound logistics system
  • Push inventory system

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  • 8. What function recognizes the importance of
    speed, flexibility, customization, and
    reliability?
  •  
  • Manufacturing
  • Transportation
  • Distribution
  • Customer service

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  • 9. Inventory as a percent of GNP has generally
    been declining in recent years. Which factor is
    responsible?
  •  
  • Reduction and elimination of unnecessary levels
    of inventory
  • Improved transportation service
  • Increases in inventory turnover rates
  • Improvements in communications and information
    technology
  • All of the above

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  • 10. The average inventory of XYZ Company is
    valued at 500,000. The annual carrying cost of
    carrying the inventory is 20 percent. Which is
    the annual cost of carrying inventory?
  •  
  • 50,000
  • 100,000
  • 200,000
  • 500,000

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  • 11. Which of the following environmental
    conditions would be the most conducive to the
    adoption of a pull or reactive approach to
    inventory management?
  •  
  • When either order cycle time or demand levels are
    uncertain
  • When there are no capacity limitations at
    market-oriented warehouses or DCs
  • When dependent demand exists
  • When the overall logistics function evidences a
    greater degree of sophistication

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  • 12. Which two basic costs are considered in the
    basic EOQ model?
  •  
  • Carrying costs and interest costs
  • Setup costs and order costs
  • Obsolescence and interest costs
  • Order costs and carrying costs

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  • 13. Which type of utility does warehousing create
    in goods?
  •  
  • Time
  • Place
  • Form
  • Ownership

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  • 14. For the inbound logistics system, what is
    consolidation?
  •  
  • Bringing together long-distance, volume shipments
    which are then shipped short distances in
    less-than-volume shipments
  • Bringing together short-distance,
    less-than-volume shipments which are shipped long
    distances in volume quantities
  • Bringing together an assortment of different
    types of finished goods
  • Stowing raw materials by grade, quality, size,
    cost, etc.

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  • 15. Materials handling is a term applied to
  •  
  • Order processing
  • Warehouse space utilization
  • The use of automatic equipment
  • Movement into, out of, and within storage
    facilities

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  • 16. The efficient short-distance movement that
    usually takes place within the confines of a
    building such as a plant or a warehouse and
    between a building and a transportation agency,
    defines
  •  
  • Logistics management
  • Logistics networking
  • Materials handling
  • Traffic management

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  • 17. Which is the largest component of total
    physical distribution costs?
  •  
  • Inbound transportation
  • Outbound transportation
  • Warehousing
  • Inventory carrying cost

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  • 18. What is the direct effect, on a shipper, of a
    carrier's reliability or consistency of transit
    time?
  •  
  • The complexity of interface functions encountered
  • Safety stock requirements
  • The degree of intermodal sufficiency
  • The amount of materials handling cost incurred

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  • 19. Which mode is not economically regulated by
    the ICC?
  •  
  • Motor carriers
  • Air carriers
  • Domestic water carriers
  • Railroads

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  • 20. What is an order bill of lading?
  •  
  • An order for goods which a firm issues to a
    vendor
  • The same as a freight bill
  • A negotiable instrument that acts as a
    certificate of title
  • A purchase invoice

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  • 21. An order management system is designed to
  •  
  • Control inventories for the customer
  • Control inventories for the manufacturer
  • Provide a communication network linking the
    customer and manufacturer
  • Aggravate the sales force

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  • 22. All of the following are regarded as a
    principal activity or element of lead time
    except
  •  
  • Order planning
  • Order placement
  • Order processing
  • Order preparation

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  • 23. Which effect does a logistics facility
    location have on a firm's transportation costs,
    service levels, and inventory costs?
  •  
  • Direct
  • Indirect
  • Converse
  • Inverse

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  • 24. What type of change may suggest a need to
    reevaluate and/or redesign a firm's logistics
    network?
  •  
  • Change in customer service requirements
  • Change in corporate ownership
  • Cost pressures and competitive capabilities
  • Shifting locations of customer and/or supplier
    markets
  • All of the above

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  • 25. A function of international logistics is to
    create which types of utility?
  •  
  • Time and ownership
  • Time and form
  • Time and place
  • Form and ownership

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