FM-1952 Alen Augustine HRM ASSIGNMENT
FM-1952 Alen Augustine HRM ASSIGNMENT
FM-1952 Alen Augustine HRM ASSIGNMENT
ASSIGNMENT 1
Submitted by,
Alen Augustine
FM-1952
MBA Batch 18 B
DHL is the global leader in logistics - with more highly experienced professionals
at more locations in more countries than any other provider. His goal is to build
strong, long-term partnerships with customers by providing world class services,
across all our operations. In India, they have formed a new joint venture - DHL
Lemuir Logistics, which consolidates their position as the leader in International
Freight Forwarding, Supply Chain Management, Project Transport and Customs
Brokerage. They are the first choice for companies looking for end to end logistics
solutions and high-quality servicing capabilities. After joining forces with Excel in
2005, they are now also the sector's leading innovator - providing the extraordinary
range of cutting-edge solutions.
DHL Worldwide Express (India) Pvt Ltd is the No.1 international air express
services provider in India, a position it has held since it began its India operations
in 1979. Today, DHL offers its customers the entire spectrum of express services
from international air express to high end logistics solutions including repair and
return, strategic inventory management and direct express inventory.
DHL India has an outstanding reputation in the market for providing a reliable, fast
and easy-to-use service. DHL offers-
Import Express:
This service is a single window solution for all importing needs. DHL Import
Express is a one window, one rate, and one account, one currency service that
enables a shipment picked up from the supplier's doorstep overseas and delivered
directly to the customer anywhere in the world. And what's more, it allows the
customer to maintain total control of your importing costs.
Fashion First:
Fast Forward is the revolutionary new service of DHL for moving heavy goods
that brings increased efficiency and delivers greater cost savings for Indian
importers and exporters. It facilitates the import and export of shipments
weighing 20kg and above by providing significant savings with a wide range of
innovative and flexible door-to-door solutions. Another feature of Fast Forward is
Trade Automated Services (TAS), an online platform that provides
comprehensive trade and customs information in 50 key countries worldwide,
calculates total landed costs of a shipment (including duty, tax and other customs
related charges), generates import and export documentation, screens senders and
receivers against government lists pertaining to embargoes and sanctions, and
compares an item's export and import clearance costs and regulations to enable
qualifying sourcing decision.
Reverse Logistics
Services Logistics
Inbound to Manufacturing
Engineering Response
Reverse Logistics
DHL’s reverse logistics solutions help customers plan, implement and control flow
of materials and manage related information, back up the supply chain to recapture
values and ensure the safe disposal of goods. Items include the recovery of
obsolete or non-operational white goods such as refrigerators, plus the removal of
old furniture on delivery of new or replacement products.
Services include:
Service logistics
Service and replacement parts DHL’s service and replacement parts service
involves the management of manufacturers' replacement parts delivered to and
from customers according to pre-defined service levels or warranty agreements
on a one, two, four or eight-hour and next-day basis, 24 hours a day, seven days a
week.
DHL works closely with customers to overcome common issues such as:
Inbound to Manufacturing
Inbound to manufacturing is the complete end-to-end logistics management of
inventories, facilities and labour associated with the inbound flow of materials
from vendors and supplier origins to consumption points in manufacturers
production lines.
Inventory optimization
Supplier management
Transportation management
In-plant services
Key to the service is integrating manufacturers' forecasting, order management and
supply chain execution processes with their component suppliers. DHL
implements warehouse management and supply chain event management systems
to manage just-in-time deliveries and allow supply chain participants to exchange
forecast requirements in real time
DHL distributions to store services are focused on helping retailers create efficient
and flexible supply chains to deliver product to retail outlets at high levels of
service. These solutions are built from several core services: reverse logistics
collections; sortation; processing; repair/refurbishment; value recovery; disposal
and compliance.
Engineering Response
DHL works with customers to review supply chain efficiencies. One of the main
tasks is to evaluate cost efficiency to ensure that costs are being driven down
throughout the contract duration. Data analysis allows DHL to provide customers
with 'what if modeling' or the impact of changing the business rules.
Optimizing return logistics and spare parts logistics as well as maintenance and
repair services.
These solutions are built from several core services including reverse logistics:
Transport modeling.
IMPACT OF COVID 19
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted many businesses and brought the world to
a standstill. In addition, the global supply chains faced high disruptions due to
lockdowns and border closures that prevented the supply and movement of goods.
International trade came to a halt, which then impacted the economic growth,
competitiveness and job creation in many industrial sectors around the globe.
One of the most significant benefactors of this pandemic has been the e-commerce
sector. With social-distancing regulations around the globe at large, those
companies having a robust digital presence swiftly pivoted to online purchase and
delivery models. Businesses with fleet and in-house delivery infrastructure were
suddenly at a big advantage, as they could scale up to meet the soaring demand for
door-to-door deliveries in various e-commerce categories.
2. Green logistics
The other benefactor of this pandemic has been the environment. Several studies
indicate that the pandemic situation significantly improved air quality, reduced
emission, and pollution levels in different cities across the world. The pandemic
has also led to an increasing customer preference for sustainable products and
services.
Both buyers and sellers are phasing into an eco-friendly world, signalling their
fidelity towards preserving the environment. Businesses too therefore want to
evaluate their supply chains and service providers for environmental impact. With
that in mind, many logistics service providers such as DHL Express are moving
towards driving green logistics.
Being a pioneer of green logistics, DHL has continuously strived to reduce carbon
emissions without compromising on its services. With a clear goal in mind, our
company, freight carriers, as well as infrastructure providers, are all aligned in
reducing carbon emissions, thus making our supply chains more sustainable.
Keeping the environmental impact in mind, it is our mission to achieve zero
emissions by 2050 and become the industry standard for all ethical business
operations.
Having a diverse and resilient supply chain is important to sustain and smoothly
operate even during such disruptions. Having alternate suppliers from different
countries, holding an emergency stock of your goods, or managing a better
inventory are some ways to beef up your supply chain in case of unforeseen
circumstances.
In addition, businesses have to grow agile and build flexibility in order to gain an
upper hand over their competitors. Having an independent logistics network works
wonders, as it will eliminate the dependency on internal infrastructure, making
international business operations seamless and hassle-free.