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Hello from Texas! I just got promoted at my DTC coffee company and I'm an Operations Specialist. Essentially, most of my time is spent monitoring backorders and orders with dangerously low SKU. I love this video and plan to center my personal operations around this strategy. Thank you so much for the insight!
Thank you for sharing! If I may suggest something, the audio sounds a bit muffled and it may be helpful to address this so you can provide clear, crisp audio!
The one I always struggle to articulate is the bit on Quality. Providing the best quality of product is such a motherhood statement !! How does one articulate the tactics and measures below it. And then what about Safety ? Why is any ppt on SC usually silent on this aspect ?
For quality, think of things that will impact the quality of the product. It could be temperature control, packaging, reduced handling, QA, Supplier Management........
Hello, I saw your video on youtube and it was very interesting. Of recent, I have developed a great interest in the supply chain, not being a practitioner most of these concepts seem too conceptual for me, and I wish to put them into practice by developing or articulating a supply chain and then learning about supply chain management. However, I do not know from where to start. I would highly appreciate it if you could provide me guidance, links and resources I could better document my self. For the best, I would be amazed if you created a video on youtube discussing how one can conceptualize supply chain in his organization, the different steps and when each step occurs. That would be of great help. Thanks.
Really liked the video. Would like to set up a warehouse for rent in Australia to sell cotton bags in Australia. Hope you can help me with some information
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I thought this was a great intro into a subject I have glossed over in the past. I felt unclear still as to how you were saying the likes of 'Jim in Packing' would get to see the strategy and be trained to understand the strategy that the company put in place? Sorry for the question - I am 52 and recently disabled, so trying to study as I have lost my mobility and I would do anything to be useful to someone again. I would even do it for free things are so quiet.
Hi Stephen. My point about 'Jim in Packing' is that a strategy should be very easy to understand. So if the objective was a poster on the wall, 'Jim' could immediately relate it to his role and what he should be trying to achieve. ie. if an objective is error free undamaged 100% of the time, Jim knows that how he packs the product is an essential part of achieving this objective. Hope that makes sense.
@@supplychainsecrets to advise a friend that owners a logistics company and make her understand the transportation market industry in order to diversify his transport market
Great material as always. Whenever I conduct interviews I look for a potential SC manager to mention these pillars of Safety, Service, Quality, Cost and one more… People. Without People, none of this is possible. Would you consider People under Safety or should it be a pillar on its own? What do you think?
I think it can often be included under safety, but in some industries safety is has to have a much higher priority and has a pillar of its own. Mining, steel, those kind of industries.
one Question related previous episode: Ihave one very direct question, is procurement ( buying material & services ) consider part of logistics? Also, what is the global benchmark for logistics cost from product cost ? Are there research firm that make this analysis ?
Don't get worried too much about definitions. Many people use them differently. But normally Procurement is considered as part of Supply Chain. Logistics is more about the 'outbound' activities such as warehousing and transport. Global Benchmarks are different depending on the industry. So Logistics costs could be between 4-8% of sales. Hope that helps.
@@supplychainsecrets Thanks a lot for your feedback & explanation..but do not you think thatLogistics activities ( transportation, Warehousing, handling, and packaging) is bigger than 8.? Like to exchange useful info..
@@ismailnassar4103 No not bigger than 8%. I have Benchmarked almost 1,000 businesses using the SCOR methodology. It varies according to industry of course. What industry are you in?
Hi rob , slightly off topic my background is construction engineering as in pipe fitting - fabrication and welding do you think I can have a career in supply chain management? I have excellent organisational and people skills and good work ethic.
Hi, thank you for this useful video. Is there anything i can watch or read on the SCM in flat pack houses providers? the issues with innovation in that field and communication with suppliers etc? please advise. thank you
There are so many! It's hard to recommend any specific book. I have 5 of mine over on the website, there's a special deal on with the online training program, you get all 5 books and lots of other stuff! www.supplychainsecrets.com/
Dear Friends, I have a question: What's customer service in supply chain?, Customer service is calculated and measured from?. Could you help?. Thank you.
There are many ways to measure customer service. A common one is DIFOT. Delivery In Full On Time. The best measure of customer service is this one! ruclips.net/video/witWunLCEdI/видео.html
Hello sir , I'm supply chain management and logistics student from Coventry University,UK .Im asked to do "what is Supply chain management case study asu water bottle " as my coursework 1 my question is what is the process to complete my course work and what are the books and journals I can refer.please help ms
Rob, I wonder what is you take on "lean" in disribution centers. Have you come across logistical companies that implented "lean"? Do you have examples from the UK? Thanks Tatiana
As an operations research graduate , is it possible for me to work in logistics? Is it going to be close to what i have learned in the university or is it going to be different? I got a job as an archivist in a construction company and they have a logistics team,i'm thinking to introduce myself to them so i can learn and master logistics
Thank you sir! Working in packing but trying get a job as transportation assistant! What part of the Supply chain would this be? Logistics? Thank you Craig Vogler
Sorry, but I don't provide 1 on 1 coaching. Sadly, running three businesses already takes me 80-100 hours / week, so I find the best way to share knowledge and help people is with these videos. That anyone can access. For those needing assistance from my consulting businesses, they can contact us here: www.logisticsbureau.com/
This video is brought to you by Logistics Bureau - Management Consultants, who reduce costs and improve service for organisations Worldwide.
If you need any assistance on any of the topics on this channel, just visit us at: www.logisticsbureau.com/
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Hello from Texas! I just got promoted at my DTC coffee company and I'm an Operations Specialist. Essentially, most of my time is spent monitoring backorders and orders with dangerously low SKU. I love this video and plan to center my personal operations around this strategy. Thank you so much for the insight!
Glad it helped!
Simple explanation that unbundles a seemingly complicated task
Glad it was useful.
Thanks for the Video. I really liked the Supply Chain Model, Its says everything. Great Diagram.
Glad you found it useful.
It is indeed
I feel confident in making a successful strategy now! Thanks.
Well done.
very good explanations. very helpful video.
Glad you found it useful
Nice,simple and affective presentation
Thanks a lot
This helps me a lot! thanks for the topic!
Glad it helped!
Perfectly explained!!❤
Glad it was helpful!
If I wasn’t a sheet metal worker I’d actually really enjoy being a supply chain manager. I just like making sure people have what they need.
Sheet metal must be cool too. I love to build things, I'm just really bad at it! 🙂
Just do it.
Sir i need to know more about supply chain
Thank you so much. This Video is very useful. I'm study for master this major.
Glad it helped. Feel free to suggest future topics
Lovely and useful video
Glad to hear that!
Thank you for sharing! If I may suggest something, the audio sounds a bit muffled and it may be helpful to address this so you can provide clear, crisp audio!
It is slightly muffled compared to normal, apologies for that. I think one of the mics was failing and has since been replaced.
U r the best..love U..always inspired me..thanks a tone
My pleasure 😊
That was an excellent video- very succinct explanation.
Thank You, glad you found it useful.
Thank you very much teacher !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Happy to Help
Great advice - thank you
My pleasure!
Can you make a video on how we can use data in the supply chain? Especially Prourement
Sure, we'll add that to the list. Might be a good one for Trent.
Great 10 min keep going boss
Thanks, will do!
The one I always struggle to articulate is the bit on Quality. Providing the best quality of product is such a motherhood statement !! How does one articulate the tactics and measures below it. And then what about Safety ? Why is any ppt on SC usually silent on this aspect ?
For quality, think of things that will impact the quality of the product. It could be temperature control, packaging, reduced handling, QA, Supplier Management........
Well explained to ones clear understanding
It's easy to make things too complicated I reckon!
Hello,
I saw your video on youtube and it was very interesting. Of recent, I have developed a great interest in the supply chain, not being a practitioner most of these concepts seem too conceptual for me, and I wish to put them into practice by developing or articulating a supply chain and then learning about supply chain management. However, I do not know from where to start. I would highly appreciate it if you could provide me guidance, links and resources I could better document my self. For the best, I would be amazed if you created a video on youtube discussing how one can conceptualize supply chain in his organization, the different steps and when each step occurs. That would be of great help.
Thanks.
I'll see what I can do, though there is probably a video like that here already.
Thank you for the informative video. I'm subbed now and will be back to watch more. Cheers.
Welcome!
can you please quote the sources of the stats that you give... i would love to read more on it
The stats are mainly from my own observations and surveys over the last 25 years.
Really liked the video.
Would like to set up a warehouse for rent in Australia to sell cotton bags in Australia.
Hope you can help me with some information
What do you need to know? (1) Where it should be located? (2) How to find one? (3) The costs?
✋ Need Help? ✋
If you are a Supply Chain or other Senior Manager who needs help developing a suitable Supply Chain Strategy, I can help you with that. It can all be done online with discussions and workshops.
Check this link: www.logisticsbureau.com/supply-chain-strategy-consultants/
There's a way to take this course online
@@frederickntumba3662 @Frederick Ntumba Which 'course' are you referring to?
I thought this was a great intro into a subject I have glossed over in the past. I felt unclear still as to how you were saying the likes of 'Jim in Packing' would get to see the strategy and be trained to understand the strategy that the company put in place?
Sorry for the question - I am 52 and recently disabled, so trying to study as I have lost my mobility and I would do anything to be useful to someone again. I would even do it for free things are so quiet.
Hi Stephen. My point about 'Jim in Packing' is that a strategy should be very easy to understand. So if the objective was a poster on the wall, 'Jim' could immediately relate it to his role and what he should be trying to achieve. ie. if an objective is error free undamaged 100% of the time, Jim knows that how he packs the product is an essential part of achieving this objective. Hope that makes sense.
What are the tips on how to diversify a transport operation in the market?
Sorry, that is too broad a question. Can you be more specific? What are you trying to achieve?
@@supplychainsecrets to advise a friend that owners a logistics company and make her understand the transportation market industry in order to diversify his transport market
Great material as always. Whenever I conduct interviews I look for a potential SC manager to mention these pillars of Safety, Service, Quality, Cost and one more… People. Without People, none of this is possible. Would you consider People under Safety or should it be a pillar on its own? What do you think?
I think it can often be included under safety, but in some industries safety is has to have a much higher priority and has a pillar of its own. Mining, steel, those kind of industries.
one Question related previous episode: Ihave one very direct question, is procurement ( buying material & services ) consider part of logistics? Also, what is the global benchmark for logistics cost from product cost ? Are there research firm that make this analysis ?
Don't get worried too much about definitions. Many people use them differently. But normally Procurement is considered as part of Supply Chain. Logistics is more about the 'outbound' activities such as warehousing and transport. Global Benchmarks are different depending on the industry. So Logistics costs could be between 4-8% of sales. Hope that helps.
@@supplychainsecrets Thanks a lot for your feedback & explanation..but do not you think thatLogistics activities ( transportation, Warehousing, handling, and packaging) is bigger than 8.? Like to exchange useful info..
@@ismailnassar4103 No not bigger than 8%. I have Benchmarked almost 1,000 businesses using the SCOR methodology. It varies according to industry of course. What industry are you in?
@@supplychainsecrets thx again, Service industry, kidzina.. Cairo...
does this have any kind of relationship with OKRs?
If you were using OKRs, you might use KPIs to measure the results.......
Can you please talk about supply chain and telecom industry in the context of 5g
Sadly not an area of my expertise but I'll see if I can find an expert........
@@supplychainsecrets Yes, please
Also looking forward to this topic 5G in supply chain
Hi i am from thailand and i am very interesting in 3pl logistics business but i really have no idea how to do So what do u suggest to take a big move to become one of the successful in this
Join a 3PL Company to learn more about it.......
Hi rob , slightly off topic my background is construction engineering as in pipe fitting - fabrication and welding do you think I can have a career in supply chain management? I have excellent organisational and people skills and good work ethic.
Sure, but some formal education would help a lot.
Hi, thank you for this useful video. Is there anything i can watch or read on the SCM in flat pack houses providers? the issues with innovation in that field and communication with suppliers etc? please advise.
thank you
Sorry, I haven't seen anything on that topic.
Thanks
Welcome
Nice
Thanks
Great stuff
Looking for an entry level position in Logistics. End Goal is Potato Procurement, and International Distribution.
Interesting, good luck.
Thanks for sharing this excellent points in a very simple method.
Glad it was useful
thanks for your effort, your contact will be appreciable
Just connect on LinkedIn. That's the best way.
Sir could you please add the lyric in your videos. So, other than natives can understand well.
Thank you
You can just turn on subtitles for what ever language you like.
@@supplychainsecrets Thank you 😊
Hi Rob is there a book in special that you want to recommend for supply chain?
There are so many! It's hard to recommend any specific book. I have 5 of mine over on the website, there's a special deal on with the online training program, you get all 5 books and lots of other stuff! www.supplychainsecrets.com/
Dear Friends,
I have a question: What's customer service in supply chain?, Customer service is calculated and measured from?.
Could you help?. Thank you.
There are many ways to measure customer service. A common one is DIFOT. Delivery In Full On Time. The best measure of customer service is this one! ruclips.net/video/witWunLCEdI/видео.html
@@supplychainsecrets , thanks
Hi, im planning to do Msc. In Logistics and Supply Chain Management in UK.
Is this a good choice, and what about oppertunities?
Sure, but you need to research the local market. ruclips.net/video/c0WR0HAwOYQ/видео.html
Hello sir ,
I'm supply chain management and logistics student from Coventry University,UK .Im asked to do "what is Supply chain management case study asu water bottle " as my coursework 1 my question is what is the process to complete my course work and what are the books and journals I can refer.please help ms
Never heard of it, sorry.
Rob, I wonder what is you take on "lean" in disribution centers. Have you come across logistical companies that implented "lean"? Do you have examples from the UK? Thanks Tatiana
T D sorry, I don’t really have any examples..
As an operations research graduate , is it possible for me to work in logistics?
Is it going to be close to what i have learned in the university or is it going to be different?
I got a job as an archivist in a construction company and they have a logistics team,i'm thinking to introduce myself to them so i can learn and master logistics
Yes, operations research is very relevant!
Having the right product, at the right price, the right quantity, at the right place and at the right time = Total Value a Supply chain strategy?
In it's simplest form Yes !
Thank you sir! Working in packing but trying get a job as transportation assistant! What part of the Supply chain would this be? Logistics?
Thank you
Craig Vogler
Hi sir. I am a logistics facultybI would like to communicate with you. I mean how can I contact you. Please reply
Sorry, but I don't provide 1 on 1 coaching. Sadly, running three businesses already takes me 80-100 hours / week, so I find the best way to share knowledge and help people is with these videos. That anyone can access. For those needing assistance from my consulting businesses, they can contact us here: www.logisticsbureau.com/