Logistics

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Department of Health Care Disciplines and Population Protection

Synopsis:

The aim of this course is to acquaint students with current logistics business practices in the competitive environment of the EU, the CR and of world markets, preparing them for effective implementation of logistics management for a given company.

Requirements:

Requirements for graded credit

Credit will be awarded to students who obtain a weighted sum of marks for each activity result is less than 2.5.

Credit will be classified by level range:

A - (1, 1.25>

B - (1.25, 1.5>

C - (1.5, 1.75>

D - (1.75, 2>

E - (2, 2.5>

(KP × 0.75) + (A × 0.25)

KP - share of the assigned topic within celoročníkového project or essay on a given topic on the extent of 2500 words.

A - Activity in hours.

All variables are defined at the beginning of the 4th

Syllabus of lectures:

Understanding Logistics - Supply Chain Management.

Outside the framework of logistics. Wider social and economic framework. Corporate framework.

Competitive environment. Logistics as part of the company's strategy. Insourcing versus outsourcing. The concept of logistics of her appearances.

Strategy and objectives of logistics, and logistics division. Logistical costs.

Logistics procurement of materials. Storage. Inventory management. Phase shopping. Marketing logistics processes. Ordering and purchasing contracts. Prices in logistics.

Logistics chain. Supply chains - value-chain process - a source of competitive advantage.

Product process chain. The manufacturing process chain. Strings in the distribution and trade. Backwards chain.

Pan-European and global supply chain. Risks of logistics chains.

Logistics in the supply of drugs. Storage of medicines.

Production logistics. Transport logistics. Logistics technology. Kanban, Just in Time. Information systems in logistics.

Syllabus of tutorials:

Understanding Logistics - Supply Chain Management.

Outside the framework of logistics. Wider social and economic framework. Corporate framework.

Competitive environment. Logistics as part of the company's strategy. Insourcing versus outsourcing. The concept of logistics of her appearances.

Strategy and objectives of logistics, logistics division. Logistical costs.

Logistics procurement of materials. Storage. Inventory management. Phase shopping. Marketing logistics processes. Ordering and purchasing contracst. Prices in logistics.

Logistics chain. Supply chains - value-chain process - a source of competitive advantage.

Product process chain. Manufacturing process chain. Strings in distribution and trade. Backward chain.

Pan-European and global supply chain. Risks of logistics chains.

Logistics in the supply of drugs. Storage of medicines.

Production logistics. Transport logistics. Logistics technology. Kanban, Just in Time. Information systems in logistics.

Study Objective:

The aim is to acquaint students with business logistics and its regions. Business logistics begins by identifying resources, production, and the consumer. Logistics and technology are an important component of those listed previously. This course is to provide information about the complexity and differentiation of logistics solutions to commercial enterprises, and to illuminate the successful implementation of increasingly relying on the operational and economic solutions the logistics network.

Study materials:

[1] Sixta, J., Maćát, V.: Logistika - teorie a praxe. Brno, CP Books, 2005.

[2] Schulte, Ch.: Logistika. Praha, Victoria Publishing, 1994.

[3] Lambert, D. M.; Stock, J. R.; Ellram, L. M.: Logistika, ISBN 80-7226-221-1, 2000

[4] Pernica, P.: Logistika (Supply Chain Management) pro 21. století, RADIX, Praha, 2004, ISBN 80-86031-59-4

[5] Pernica, P.: Logistický management, ISBN 80-86031-13-6, 1998

[6] Christopher, M.: Logistika v marketingu, ISBN 80-7261-007-4, 2000

[7] Pernica, P.; Novák, R.; Zelený, L.; Svoboda, V.; Kavalec, K.: Doprava a zasílatelství, ISBN 80-86395-13-8, 2001

[8] Zelený, L.; Peřina, L.: Doprava (Dopravní infraktruktura), ISBN 80-245-0110-4, 2000

Note:

Further information:

No time-table has been prepared for this course

The course is a part of the following study plans:

• Planning and Management of Crisis Situation - full-time (compulsory course)