Logistic System: A Case Study

Logistic system is a Process of planning, controlling and implementing transportation and reverse logistics processes involved in getting goods and services while considering the seven rights in logistics such as the right product in the right quantity to the right place, at the right time, in the right condition, at the right cost and to the right customer Logistics industry plays an important role in the world which can integrate functions of money flow, physical flow of material and information flow in a supply chain. Logistic systems should be knowledge-intensive and they must make full use of the market intelligence to create knowledge and take advantage of the knowledge to innovate products, services to become competance in organizational

But when we work together with a one vision there as a whole we get many advantages. In economic perspective it will give financial benefits As there is no rule of thumb for the vehicle utilization strategy, companies face trade-offs when minimizing the total logistics cost: longer loading and consolidation time versus higher loads. Therefore sustainability and the carbon footprint is being considered in this decision taking towards more efficient truck utilization. Vehicle taxation, road usage charges, congestion charges, and carbon taxes, like legislative measures will further push companies to increase their vehicle utilization levels and reduce cost per unit. Ultimately increases revenue, by reducing costs, increase asset utilization and ultimately to enhanced customer services and could contribute to “decarbonizing” transport and logistics in the future. Reduction of waste and fossil fuel consumption and increase energy efficiency most importantly reduction of air, water and natural pollution are the environmental benefits gain by developing strategies to be effective. Also it will give a social benefit by reducing community impacts like noise, traffic congestion, health and safety aspects and the proactive management of the environmental and social consequences of business operations can increase customer loyalty and brand goodwill, as well as mitigate the risks and financial impacts of avoidable environmental incidents. Strengthened customer relationships through collaboration on sustainability solutions or by value-added services such as product or waste take-back programs. Improved community health through better air quality, particularly urban neighbourhoods located near busy freight delivery zones. Improved health and safety conditions for employees or logistics business partners. Reduced impact