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5 ]. A hall of the fair Figure [ 6 ]. A corridor of the Fair Logistics of the event Paris Trade Fair is an expected and reputed annual event. Its organisation requires an important investment for the organisers. Their objective is therefore, in order to depreciate their investment and to preserve from the fame of the fair, to attract the maximum of public. To do so, different resources are set up. Indeed, logistics play a large role in this event, such as ticketing, marketing, queuing

supermarket so more profit and a funny time for the customer who remembers himself playing at the shopkeeper when he was a child. Bar coding and stocking  supplying  merchandising Logistics are very important in a supermarket. It's worth having a good design and layout if you have not good logistics. In intermarché, there are a high stockturnover, big stocks and so many references stack in warehouse. Moreover, it's very difficult to handle perishable products. The supervisor is in charge

High inventory turnover rate Internal evolution preferred to external sourcing Huge volumes of commands Direct Shipment & Optimized operations’ costs Limited choice of products & no advertising expenses Services Inbound Logistics Operations Outbound Logistics Marketing & Sales Tows analysis Strenghts Valuable network that can be extended worldwide Good reputation and strong position on the wholesales’ market Weaknesses Opportunities Low level of advertising that could

dirigé depuis 1981 jusqu’à 2019 par Vincent Bolloré, succédé par son fils Cyrille Bolloré, aujourd’hui PDG du groupe. B. Activités du groupe : Transport et logistique  : Né fin 2014 de la fusion de trois filiales (Bolloré Logistics, Bolloré Africa Logistics, Bolloré Energy), Bolloré Transport & Logistics22 est dirigé par Cyrille Bolloré et représente 43% du chiffre d'affaires de Bolloré en 2017. Industrie, stockage d'électricité et mobilité  : Née de la diversification

understanding of the market  Analysis of the environment (customs, protection, non tariff barriers, etc.)  Analysis of the market, selection of the target market  Building up the export offer, adaptation of the product, marketing constraints  Logistic  Analysis of strengths and weaknesses, risks and competition  Export project: business plan and return on investment  Matrix Investment - Risks / Control  Evolution of the relations with the initial partner 46 IDRAC - Globalization and

machines. The price range for computers is from 200$ to 7’000$... 35 times more. Finally, it is important to notice that through Dell’s distribution channel can be found many “non-DELL” products. In fact, the vast and extremely powerful DELL direct logistic model is very attractive for other companies of similar industry. Therefore, Michael Dell becomes distributor in a B-to-B model for many other firms in the high-tech industry, even if these are indirect competitors for substitute goods. Research

comments and suggestions. 122 CALIFORNIA MANAGEMENT REVIEW VOL. 47, NO. 3 SPRING 2005 The Impacts of IT on Firm and Industry Structure: The Personal Computer Industry manufacturers (CMs), original design manufacturers (ODMs), logistics providers, distributors, and various service specialists. At the industry level, a broad value network has developed that encompasses specialized industry clusters in the U.S., Taiwan, China, and elsewhere, yet this network is global in scope and

warehouse Manufacturer Manufacturer warehouse Physical Flow Finance Flow Retailer Retailer warehouse B.8 a) Fonctions Logistiques Order Processing Costs Submitted Processed Shipped Minimize Costs of Attaining Logistics Objectives Logistics Functions Transportation Warehousing Water, Truck, Rail, Pipeline & Air Storage Distribution Inventory When to order How much to order Just-in-time B.8 b) Mode de Transports Rail Nation’s largest carrier

immatériels : flux d’informations et flux financiers. Les flux matières sont souvent subdivisés arbitrairement comme : « amonts » (de la production à l’entrepôt) ; « avals » (de l’entrepôt à la consommation) ; « retours » le flux retours (reverse logistics) (du consommateur au recycleur ou destructeur ou bien consommateur au producteur). III. LES ACTIVITES DE LA LOGISTIQUE 1. Les activités de par situation dans le processus de production a) En amont Les activités en amont comprennent : Le développement

période classique, seul trois semi-remorques (avec une capacité de 33 palettes chacun) par jour sont nécessaires car 2 semi-remorques + 1 porteur ont la capacités de transporter 86 palettes (pas suffisant). b) Disponibilité du parc de la société TBF Logistic : On se base sur les besoins en période saisonnière, car elles sont plus importantes que les périodes classiques et donc s’il est possible de supporter les besoins de NEO+ en période saisonnière, il est logique qu’en période classique les besoins