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    This document discusses logistics collaboration among transporters, suppliers, and retailers. It provides information on supply chain concepts including primary product and information flows. It also discusses challenges in supply chains like minimizing costs and uncertainty. Tables show rankings and scores of countries in the Logistics Performance Index, with Germany, Netherlands, and Singapore typically ranking highest. Specific data on ASEAN countries like Indonesia is presented.

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    This document discusses logistics collaboration among transporters, suppliers, and retailers. It provides information on supply chain concepts including primary product and information flows. It also discusses challenges in supply chains like minimizing costs and uncertainty. Tables show rankings and scores of countries in the Logistics Performance Index, with Germany, Netherlands, and Singapore typically ranking highest. Specific data on ASEAN countries like Indonesia is presented.

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    materi seminar logistics by Ibu Berta in second semester for MBA student in ITB.

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    LOGISTICS COLLABORATION

    Prepared by : BERTY ARGIYANTARI


    AMONG TRANSPORTER, SUPLLIER AND RETALER
    SUPPLY CHAIN BASIC CONCEPT
    Reverse Product Flow
    Supplier Customer Producer
    Primary Cash Flow
    Primary
    Product
    Flow
    Primary
    Product
    Flow
    Information Flow
    3 3
    Supplier
    Supplier
    Consumer
    3
    So that the product is produced and
    distributed : in the right quantity, to
    the right locations and at the right
    time,
    Plan Source Make Deliver
    A set of approached used to efficiently
    integrate: Suppliers, Manufactures,
    warehouse and distribution centers
    System wide costs are
    optimized and Service
    level requirements are
    satisfied
    3
    SUPPLY CHAIN FLOW
    Procurement
    Collaboration
    Retailer
    Manufacturing
    Collaboration
    Collaboration
    Distributor
    SUPPLY CHAIN CHALLENGE
    4
    SOURCE
    MAKE DELIVER SELL

    Low
    purchase
    price
    Multiple
    vendors

    Minimize internal costs
    Minimize uncertainty
    Deal with remaining uncertainty
    LEAN & AGILE SUPPLY CHAIN
    LEAN SUPPLY CHAIN
    Vendor Production Site Distribution Centre Branches
    Lead Time
    Overall flow from order receiving through, parts purchase and product delivery.
    Flow from order receiving through,
    production instruction and product delivery
    In-plant flow
    (inter process)
    Logistic flow


    Reduce RM/PM Inventory,
    Increase (on time arrival)
    Reduce Lead time production
    and WIP Inventory
    Reduce FG Inventory
    Reduce RM/PM Inventory,
    Increase (on time arrival)
    Reduce Lead time production
    and WIP Inventory
    Reduce FG Inventory
    Procurement
    flow
    LOGISTIC
    PERFORMANCE
    INDEX 2014
    GLOBAL
    LOGISTICS PERFORMANCE INDEX 2014
    GERMANY 1 4.12 1 4.32
    NETHERLANDS 2 4.05 3 4.23
    BELGIUM 3 4.04 8 4.10
    UNITED KINGDOM 4 4.01 6 4.16
    SINGAPORE 5 4.00 2 4.28
    SWEDEN 6 3.96 9 4.09
    NORWAY 7 3.96 4 4.19
    LUXEMBORG 8 3.95 15 3.91
    UNITED STATES 9 3.92 5 4.18
    JAPAN 10 3.91 7 4.16
    TAIWAN 19 3.71 24 3.64
    KOREA, REP 21 3.67 18 3.79
    MALAYSIA 25 3.59 26 3.56
    CHINA 28 3.53 23 3.67
    SOUTH AFRICA 34 3.43 38 3.20
    THAILAND 35 3.43 30 3.40
    VIETNAM 48 3.15 44 3.11
    INDONESIA 53 3.08 56 2.92
    INDIA 54 3.08 58 2.88
    PHILIPPINES 57 3.00 75 2.60
    EGYPT, ARAB REP. 62 2.97 60 2.86
    BRAZIL 65 2.94 54 2.93
    PAKISTAN 72 2.83 69 2.67
    CAMBODIA 83 2.74 79 2.58
    URUGUAY 91 2.68 90 2.51
    ETHIOPIA 104 2.59 134 2.17
    LAOS 131 2.39 128 2.21
    IRAQ 141 2.30 131 2.18
    MYANMAR 145 2.25 137 2.14
    AFGHANISTAN 158 2.07 158 1.82
    SOMALIA 160 1.77 160 1.50
    LPI RANK LPI SCORE
    INFRASTRUCTURE
    RANK
    INFRASTRUCTURE
    SCORE
    LOGISTIC PERFORMANCE INDEX 2014
    ASEAN
    SCORE LOGISTICS PERFORMANCE INDEX (LPI)
    ASEAN COUNTRY 2007 - 2014
    2007 2010 2012 2014
    SINGAPORE 4.19 4.09 4.13 4.00
    MALAYSIA 3.48 3.44 3.49 3.59
    THAILAND 3.31 3.29 3.18 3.43
    VIETNAM 2.89 2.96 3.00 3.15
    INDONESIA 3.01 2.76 2.94 3.08
    PHILIPPINES 2.69 3.14 3.02 3.00
    CAMBODIA 2.50 2.37 2.56 2.74
    LAOS 2.25 2.46 2.50 2.39
    MYANMAR 1.86 2.33 2.37 2.25
    LOGISTICS PERFORMANCE INDEXI ASEAN COUNTRY (LPI) 2014
    SINGAPORE 5 3 2 6 8 11 9
    MALAYSIA 25 27 26 10 32 23 31
    THAILAND 35 36 30 39 38 33 29
    PHILIPPINES 57 47 75 35 61 64 90
    VIETNAM 48 61 44 42 49 48 56
    INDONESIA 53 55 56 74 41 58 50
    CAMBODIA 83 71 79 78 89 71 129
    LAOS 131 100 128 120 129 146 137
    MYANMAR 145 150 137 151 156 130 117
    Custom
    Infrastruc
    ture
    International
    Shipment
    Logistic
    Compete
    Tracking &
    Tracing
    Timeliness LPI
    LOGISTIC PERFORMANCE INDEX 2014
    INDONESIA
    Indonesia's Score of LPI's Components 2007 - 2014
    2007 2010 2012 2014
    LPI 3.01 2.76 2.94 3.08
    Custom 2.73 2.43 2.53 2.87
    Infrastructure 2.83 2.54 2.54 2.92
    Int'l Shipment 3.05 2.82 2.97 2.87
    Logistic Competence 2.90 2.47 2.85 3.21
    Tracking & Tracing 3.30 2.77 3.12 3.11
    Timeliness 3.28 3.46 3.61 3.53
    Indonesia's Rank and Score : Logistics Performance Index 2007 - 2014
    Rank Score Rank Score Rank Score Rank Score
    Logistic's Performance Index 43 3.01 75 2.76 59 2.94 53 3.08
    Custom 44 2.73 72 2.43 75 2.53 55 2.87
    Infrastructure 45 2.83 69 2.54 85 2.54 56 2.92
    International Shipment 44 3.05 80 2.82 57 2.97 74 2.87
    Logistic Competence 50 2.90 92 2.47 62 2.85 41 3.21
    Tracking & Tracing 33 3.30 80 2.77 52 3.12 58 3.11
    Timeliness 58 3.28 69 3.46 42 3.61 50 3.53
    2007 2010 2012 2014
    INDONESIA LOGISTIC CHALLENGE 2014
    Human resources competency
    Public infrastructure
    Government regulation

    System integration
    Competitiveness
    LOGISTIC CAPABILITY
    CUSTOMER FOCUS
    TIME MANAGEMENT
    INTEGRATION, NO CILO MENTALITY
    INFORMATION EXCHANGE
    Contribute to companys strategy in delivery
    its competitive advantage

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