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    in overseas outside of Continental United States (CONUS). These are the different platforms of naval ships such as: Destroyers (DDG), Mine Counter Measure (MCM), Landing Helicopter Dock (LHD), landing Platform Dock (LPD), Dock Landing Ship (LSD), Military Sealift Command (MSC), Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit, Undersea Surveillance Detachment,

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    D1 Evaluate the distribution systems in delivering goods and services for a selected organisation This assignment will be discussing about when I was working as a logistics manager for Morrisons and we will be talking about how Morrisons distribution system works and evaluating the system. Morrisons' market share as of August 2013 was 11.3%, making it the smallest of the "Big Four" supermarkets, behind Tesco (30.1%), Sainsbury's (16.6%) and Asda (16.4%), but ahead of the fifth place Co-operative

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    for their proven expertise in the development and integration of innovative information systems in the government and commercial sector. The system was named Global Combat Support System – Army to provide continuity across the branches of the U.S. Military as similar upgrades took place in the Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps. In consideration of best practices utilized in the commercial sector, the contractor proceeded to utilize the COTS software known as SAP to implement the ERP. SAP ERP is developed

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    Policy in Military SCM According to Major Joshua M. Lenzini in his article Anticipatory Logistics: The Army’s Answer to Supply Chain Management, “Supply chain management is similar for both corporate and military organizations. However, some significant differences are evident in these models. The first is the absence of maintenance on the corporate model. Another is that transportation, distribution, and warehousing are unidirectional in the corporate model but dual directional in the military model

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    delivered to the customer within budget constraints. The logistics element of maintenance planning is the most critical factor in influencing both supportability design characteristics and support resource requirements. It is the process of arranging in an orderly manner, all elements of maintenance support necessary to keep systems and equipment ready to perform assigned missions. Of all the noteworthy elements of logistics support, maintenance planning tends to be the one element that

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    management experience necessary to develop, plan and execute assignments, produce quality results and effectively communicate with the TYCOM staffs, Fleet staffs and Ship Program Offices in a timely manner. His knowledge of General Supply Management; Logistics Execution, Policy and Administration Management, Class VIII medical material and clinical assemblage capabilities are such that, he will be capable of making an immediate impact once he starts work. Qualifications of the Proposed Selectee Relative

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    1. Differentiate between mechanized, semi-automated, automated, and information-directed handling systems. The mechanized type handling system, is a combination through labor and equipment handling that utilizes the help from facilities processing, receiving, and shipping. Although a high percentage of overall cost is associated with this type of labor system. Also, with having to use a high amount of human labor workers, there is more use of forklifts and carousels. Where when using an automated

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    Logistics Collaborations Introduction Collaborations allow for businesses to focus on what they specialize in, while eliminating excess work outside of the core function of their operation. Within the readings of Diagnosing Greatness, Pisano & Verganti dispute, “the collaborative approach chosen must be right for the organization and its business circumstances” (Poirier, 2008, p. 99). The focus on a collaboration benefiting its business circumstances, in addition to yielding benefits, while allowing

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    strategy and logistics. Therefore, in this essay, though analyzing the origin of the strategy and logistics, the outcomes of today’s ‘global business revolution’, we will find out the changes on the relation between strategy and logistics and the risks aroused from this transformation. The history of strategy could be traced back to ancient China. At that time, strategy was applied to the battle field, helping the generals analyze the situation, set the operational plans and win military victories.

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    relationships and research the history of the “supply chain”. I wanted to know how things were ran and how they are able to sustain business when the economy changes. How supply chain management has evolved In the 1940s and 1950s, the focus of logistics research was on how to use mechanization (e.g., pallets and pallet lifts) to improve the very labor intensive processes of material handling and how to take better advantage of space using racking and better warehouse design and layout. The "unit

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