Bulk Case Studies Samples For Students

Logistics Planning Paper for Olive Oil 2

Abstract
This work consists of: 15 sheets, 7 parts, a list of references, 6 figures. In my work I suggest a company which deals with the ocean freight activity. My company will transfer olive oil from Spain to the USA. I will explain why I have chosen Spain as a country of olive oil origin. Moreover, I will pay detailed attention not only on the selected counties but also on the ports involved in the work. The activity and the strategy of the company were discussed in details. Also the appeal of the company to clients was touched upon.
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Question 1.

Loganville Window Treatments is an interior shutter maker that sells their product through decorating centres. Loganville Window Treatments makes 5 predetermined sizes and 6 different styles. They make bulk batches of 500-1000. These batches are stores in their warehouse and sold through catalogues in decorating houses. Competition from Chinese manufacturers capable of copying their designs and selling are cheaper rates and several decorating sources are attracted to lower rates.

Question 2.

The case is not related to each chapter in the book.
Question 3.
Loganville Window Treatments would need to change its mission as they will change its business model and ...

There are several facts in this case. The first fact is that the three companies are competitors in the retail market serving the US market, among other markets in Asia and also South America. The other fact is that these companies have employed different strategies in order to acquire their respective market shares in their markets (Thompson, 2010). The first assumption is that these companies will keep growing and employing strategies to stay in their markets competitively. I expect that none of the companies will withdraw from its business line. Another assumption I have is that these companies have ...

Introduction

There are various methods through which an entrepreneur can use to get into a business venture. These methods include commencing a new business, purchasing an existing business operation, or through a franchise. Methods employed in getting into a venture vary from one individual to another. This is because different people have varying perceptions towards the pros and cons of the various methods. Further, different individuals have varying capital and entrepreneurial ability that are necessary for engaging into a business venture. Commencing a new business refers to the development of an original business idea. On the other hand, purchasing an existing business venture refers to the ...

1. Using the information presented in this chapter, what changes would you suggest to Jim?
Jim, on the advice of Stacey, may proceed with a number of changes such as the use of relay terminals, sleeper teams or break-bulk terminals to reduce the time its drivers are on the road. With the help of relay terminals, Jim’s drivers would stay within the limit of 10 hours’ time while sleeper teams would enable drivers to relax while other teams may be driving the carrier through the route. Use of break-bulk terminals would further allow unloading entire trailers at a ...

Government response was swift in the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Shortly after the attacks, the President signed the USA Patriot Act into law in October, 2001. The overarching purpose of the USA Patriot Act was to provide new tools and resources for law enforcement agencies and personnel to better detect and prevent terrorism (The USA PATRIOT Act: Preserving Life and Liberty). The Patriot Act made dramatic changes to existing laws relating to government surveillance (Savage, 2009). It equipped various law enforcement agencies with the legal authority and ability to be more proactive in detecting and preventing terrorist ...

LeanCor’s Supply Chain Case Study

Q1.
A consumer product company has a number of standard logistics operational characteristics. The main characteristics considered in the LeanCor case study include high inventory availability, constant flexibility during customer order processing and speedy deliveries from distribution points to the customer. These three characteristics all relate to improved customer service which is the main target for consumer product companies. More inventory availability means that there is no occasion that a consumer will require a product and find it out of stock. Inventory availability in the warehouses and distribution points is a key practice to ensure that customers get the ...

Marketing Strategy

Red Bull organization is regarded as main energy drink provider that is distributing its products throughout the world. Red Bull is an international organization that is trying to market Red Bull Energy Drink. The mission of red Bull here is to enter into market of Hong Kong. Hong Kong is selected because it is located and China and China has successfully entered into the global market, and has provided several opportunities to international organizations to conduct their business in China. Further, China has also opened several platforms for businesses in order to facilitate them to enter into the Chinese ...

Question 1

Sale of Woolen Wall Rug
Sale by Sample
Step 1
The first implied term that emerges from these set of facts regards sale by sample.
Step 2
The premise of this transaction is a clear manifestation of sale by sample as well as description. Section 15 of the Sale of Goods Act 1895 (WA) stipulates that if a contract is entered into on the basis of the sample, first, the bulk or a great number of the goods must correspond with the features of the original sample. Secondly, the buyer must be given an ample opportunity to carry out ...

Boeing Company is a leading manufacturer of military, aerospace and commercial aircraft based in the United States. Despite decades at the helm of the global airframe manufacturing industry, in the early 2000s, the company encountered a major threat to its grip on the market due to competition from Airbus, a European-based aircraft manufacturer. The competition between the two corporations intensified with Airbus undertaking to build the world's largest commercial plane, A380 that could not only carry more passengers but could also fly further distances and significantly reduce the operation costs. The Boeing responded by approving the construction of a ...

How does a manufacturer benefit from the concept of economic-order quantity?

Economic Order Quantity refers to an optimal quantity of orders that reduces total variable costs essential to order and hold inventory. The benefit of EOQ attached to a manufacturer is that EOQ tends to lower inventory costs. A firm is bound to suffer if it has too much inventory. When a company has a too much inventory, it tends to hold obsolete inventory which lowers the inventory turnover ratio. If manufacturing firm has less inventory, on the other hand, then it is exposed to stock outs and loss of client goodwill. However, for the manufacturer to increase the firm’ ...

Halloran metals company. This company was among the largest two independent regional service centers in the northeast US having seven locations in deferent states like New England, New York, and Pennsylvania. It is believed that in the period of 36 years of it foundation, the company had grown to sales of $170 million and an operating profit of $6 million.
This company was privately owned with a network of metal service centers across the northern United States through buying metals like primary steel and aluminum in plenty or bulky form. This company has its president known as Warren Hansen ...

The Sale of Goods Act 1979 cap 54 is an Act of the Parliament in the United Kingdom. It regulates UK commercial law as well as English contract law. This concerns the goods that are bought and sold. The Act compresses the original act regarding the sale of goods Act of 1983. Subsequent legislation codified the Act with minor statutory changes being made since 1979 (Ramanatha &Venkoba , 1988).
The Act is applicable to contracts. In these contracts, property in goods is transferred for a financial consideration. Breach of contract between the buyer and the seller is actionable in a ...

Product engineering process and supply chain

Product engineering process can be generally explained by the development chain which involves some decisions that a company has to make in the process of production of new products. For instance, the management of a company may need to either make a commodity that is needed in production or buy it. Some other factors that fall under the development chain are; product architecture, supplier involvement in the earlier stages of production, partnering contracting suppliers (Kenneth
2005).
Supply chain refers to the network formed by the companies involved in the production and distribution of a product from the time of manufacturing the ...