300+ câu trắc nghiệm Tiếng Anh Logistics có đáp án - Phần 9

Supply chain is the art and science of collaborating to bring the best products and services to consumers.

Friedman said that: Supply chain is the key factor that flattens the world.

Logistics is a part of the supply chain, performing the planning, implementationand control of the flow and storage of goods....to meet the needs of customers.

Logistics includes the supply chain in its operating cycle.

The whole distribution process is likened to a "machine" for distributing goods moving non-stop under the combination and supervision of logistics technology.

The distribution process and logistics operations are closely related.

Logistics is a management technology, controlling the entire process of distribution, production and consumption in a synchronous manner.

All are correct.

The pull management method is growing strongly and gradually replacing the traditional push logistics method.

Hiring logistics services from professional logistics companies is increasingly popular.

All are correct.

Increased logistics costs, increased risks, labor costs in developed countries, requirements for sustainable development, output risks, scarce suppliers.

Globalization, increased logistics costs, increased risks, labor costs in developing countries, requirements for sustainable development, fluctuations in raw material prices.

Modernization, fluctuations in raw material prices, increased logistics costs, increased risks, labor costs in developing countries, requirements for sustainable development.

Globalization, increased logistics costs, increased risks, labor costs in developed countries, requirements for sustainable development, fluctuations in raw material prices.

Logistics solutions.

Logistics tools.

Sharp tools for building logistics solutions.

Can be applied in many fields: production, service provision, healthcare...

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All wrong.

Lean manufacturing, Lean thinking.

Lean manufacturing, Lean consuming, lean thinking.

Lean manufacturing, Lean enterprise, lean thinking.

All are correct.

Waste due to inventory

Waste due to repair and rejection of damaged products

Wasting due to waiting

Waste due to shipping

Increase labor productivity

Increase business performance

Timely application of solutions

Minimize inventory at all stages: raw materials, semi-finished products, finishedproducts

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Availability: Apply routine work on a continuous basis, by specifying procedures for performing screening, sorting, and cleaning tasks

Care: Maintain the results obtained from the 3 steps above and continuously develop the 3s: screening, arranging, and cleaning at all times, everywhere

Organize: arrange the essentials in an easy-to-access order

Sort: Sort out what is necessary and what is not necessary for the job

Standardize the process

Production of "Pull"

Creative School when investing capital

Perception of waste

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Stage 1 – Distribution

Stage 2 - Logistics system

Stage 3 - Supply Chain Management (SCM)

Stage 4 - Advanced SCM

Stage 1

Stage 2

Stage 3

Stage 4

Maritime transport services

Inland waterway transport service

Pipeline transportation service

General transportation services

The physical material moves in the direction of the end of chain

Flow of cash backwards through the chain

Exchange of information moves in both the direction

All of the above

Storage – supplier – manufacturing – storage – distributor – retailor – customer

Supplier – storage – manufacturing – storage – distributor – retailor – customer

Supplier – storage – manufacturing – distributor – storage – retailor – customer

Supplier – storage – manufacturing – storage – retailor – distributor – customer

Provide customer satisfaction

Improve quality of product

Increase production

Integrating supply and demand management

Goods

Services

Cash

All of the above

Bullwhip effect

Netchain analytics

Reverse logistics

Reverse supply chain

Goods are defective

Goods are unsold

The customer simply changes their minds

All of the above

Three point logistics

Third party logistics

Three points location

None of the above

Would get free products

Would get discount

Would buy product

Would not buy product

Get more loss

Get more profits

Get more discounts

Both A and B