Location/Implementing Agency

Hema Plaza Apartment, Sivajipalem Road, near Laxmi Ganapathi Temple, Lawsons Bay Colony, Pedda Waltair, Visakhapatnam-530017, Andhra Pradesh, India

logistics via e-commerce

Definition: Logistics is the process of planning and executing the efficient transportation and storage of goods from the point of origin to the point of consumption. The goal of logistics is to meet customer requirements in a timely, cost-effective manner.

Logistics

Key Components of logistics:

• Business Status Validation: Confirm whether the business is operational, temporarily closed, or on hold.

• Data Accuracy Checks: Verify and update critical business information, including:
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  • Business process outsourcing
  • Location and Address (with Area Pin)
  • Contact Details (Phone, WhatsApp, Email)
  • Website and other operational details
• Customer Engagement:
  • Educate businesses on service benefits and address queries about the verification process.
  • Assist businesses in updating information or registering new services if required.

Benefits:

• Improved Data Accuracy: Ensures customer records are current and reliable.
• Enhanced Business Visibility: Helps customers find verified and operational businesses.
• Customer Confidence: Builds trust by maintaining accurate and transparent business information.
• Tailored Service Offerings: Ensures relevant services are delivered to meet customer needs.

Support Services:

• 24/7 Customer Support: Available for updates, business registration, or inquiries.
• Dedicated Helpline: Ensures seamless communication.

Logistics Management Logistics management is a critical function in supply chain operations and focuses on the efficient flow of goods, information, and resources. It includes:
• Resource Acquisition:
Identifying and obtaining the materials or products needed for operations.
• Storage:
Ensuring products are stored efficiently in warehouses or storage facilities, maintaining quality and accessibility.

• Transportation:
Managing the movement of goods from the storage facility to their final destination (e.g., customers, distributors). This includes selecting transport modes like trucks, ships, or air freight.
• Identifying Prospective Distributors and Suppliers:
This involves finding reliable entities to distribute goods and assessing their Capability to deliver on time. Accessibility in terms of location. Cost-effectiveness and overall reliability.

Supply Chain Management (SCM) SCM is a broader concept encompassing all activities involved in bringing a product or service to the end customer. Key components include:
• Sourcing: Finding and securing suppliers for raw materials or goods. This involves negotiations, contracts, and establishing long-term relationships with vendors.
• Manufacturing: The process of turning raw materials into finished products. Efficient manufacturing ensures high-quality products at minimal costs.
  
• Transportation: Moving goods from suppliers to manufacturers, manufacturers to distributors, and finally to customers. Efficient transportation reduces costs and delivery times.
• Storing: Warehousing finished goods or raw materials until needed. Proper storage management ensures products remain in good condition and are readily available.
• Selling: Ensuring the final product reaches the customer through effective sales and distribution channels. This involves retail operations, online platforms, or direct-to-customer deliveries.

Coordination Between Partners
• The success of SCM lies in its ability to integrate and synchronize efforts across different entities:
Manufacturers need raw materials from suppliers. Distributors and retailers require timely delivery of finished goods. Customers expect high-quality products delivered on time.
• Proper coordination ensures:
Reduced costs by minimizing delays and inefficiencies. Better adaptability to changes in demand or supply. Stronger relationships across the supply chain.

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