Logistic And Information

Technology
Prepared By : Ihsan Bin Mhd Ilham
2009261568
Prepared For : Madam Nurazlina Binti Samsudin
Question 1
In what ways can information be helpful in
logistics and supply-chain management?

Help improve planning and reduce variability in
the supply chain for better in coordination of
manufacturing, marketing, and distribution
through enterprise resource planning tools;
more streamlined order processing and reduced
lead times enabled by coordinated logistics
information systems.
Oracle Supply Chain Management

With Demantra Demand Management, it can
move beyond simply sensing and reacting to
demand.
Built-in analytics and adaptable business
process automation capabilities enable day-to-
day decision-making based on real-time demand
intelligence thus, can proactively manage
promotions, sales incentives, and the timing of
changes to your product mix in order to shape
demand and maximize profitability.
Predict Market Requirements and Risks
Predict and Shape Demand with Best-in-Class
Demand Management
Optimize Pricing and Plan Promotions
Reduce Risks with Strategic Supply Chain
Design
Question 2
Name six general types of information
management system and give one logistics
applications for each one that you have named.
1. Document management system (DMS) -
Order management
2. Content management system (CMS) - Real-
time sales and Operations planning
3. Learning management system (LMS) - Asset
and service
4. Records management system (RMS) -
Inventory optimization
5. Digital imaging system (DIS) - Warehouse
management
6. Geographic information system (GIS) -
Strategic network optimization


Oracle Supply Chain Management
Product lifecycle management
Advanced supply chain planning
Strategic network optimization
Inventory optimization
Demand management
Collaborative planning
Predictive trade planning
Real-time sales and
Operations planning
Order management
Global order promising
Production scheduling
Procurement
Asset and service
Lifecycle management
Discrete manufacturing
Process manufacturing
Manufacturing execution system
Warehouse management
Transportation management
Question 3
How did communication system facilitate
logistic management in the immediate aftermath
of Tsunami in 2006.

What is logistics management system?
Logistics Management System is a system which
aims to provide the means to acquire and
deliver resources (material and human):
To the right place
At the right time
In the right quantity
With the right quality
Of the right price

Logistic Management Process
Planning
Annual Procurement Plan (APP)
Hospital Repository
Special Mechanism

Procurement
Annual Procurement Plan OR
Supplemental Annual and Procurement Plan
Purchase Request
Certificate of Clearance (medicines, drugs, medical
supplies & equipment)
Certificate of Availability of Funds
Storage
Store foods in a dry, well ventilated area free
from rodents, insects, etc.
Keep the products at least 40 cm. away from the
wall and do not stock the to high.
Keep the damaged boxes /bags away from
undamaged ones.
Pile the boxes/bags two by two crosswise to
permit ventilation. In this way, they are steadier
and easy to count.
Distribution
In the distribution of logistics, the proper
strategic prepositioning is of great advantage. .
This promotes availability, accessibility and
facilitates the mobilization as well as
distribution.
Monitoring
Inventory Report of Logistics
Utilization Report
Requests not addressed
The Incident Command System
Incident Command System (ICS) is the combination
of facilities, equipment,personnel,procedures, and
communications operating within a common
organizational structure.ICS is used by all levels of
government.
ICS is ususally organized around five major
functional include :
command,operations,planning,logistics and finance
and administration.
A sixth functional area Intelligence may used by the
Incidence Commander depending on the
requirements of the situation at hand.

Transitional Steps of ICS
Recognizing and anticipating the requirement
that organizational elements will be activated
and taking necessary steps to delegate authority
as appropriate
Establishing incident facilities
Establishing the use of common functional
terminology
Rapidly evolving of a written Incident Action
Plan
Thank You