Dear All,
Morning - Hope you are doing great.
We are working in the process of structuring our Grading system, anyone who is working in the similar field (Freight forwarding / Logistics) share the template of the grading or suggest your opinions and considerations in related to this process.
Regards
Abdullah Kasim
From India, Chennai
Morning - Hope you are doing great.
We are working in the process of structuring our Grading system, anyone who is working in the similar field (Freight forwarding / Logistics) share the template of the grading or suggest your opinions and considerations in related to this process.
Regards
Abdullah Kasim
From India, Chennai
Hi Abdullah,
You can format/reorder your own template for grading to suit your requirement giving appropriate weightage based on your requirements.
Reg. Freight Forwarding: The grading could be serialised on the basis of the following in this order:
1) Frequency & destinations and overnight services
2) Safety & security
3) Promptness & 24 x 7 services
4) Freight & handling, storage, packaging facility & inspection formalities, if any
5) Capability to handle break bulk cargo, container handling, perishable items
6) On the desk insurance cover
7) Door to door collection & delivery network
8) Payment terms
9) Tracking shipments techniques and online/digital networks.
10)IATA knowledge & certification.
Reg. Logistics: This also more or less in the same order excepting additions in respect of
i) Supply chain services management
ii) Availability of fleet and all types & size of vehicles, in time
iii) Documentation-Preparation & submission- especially under GST regime for inland logistics.
iv) Sound knowledge on Customs & Assessment , inspection & clearance formalities
v) Experienced personnel on all the above aspects who should possess 'H' & 'G' card.
v) Inspection and Valuation/certification specialists.
vi) Knowledge & Experience on shipping (overseas) formalities, documentation & INCO terms
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT IN MODERN BUSINESS REQUIREMENT
A supply chain is comprised of all the businesses and individual contributors involved in creating a product, from raw materials to finished merchandise.
Examples of supply chain activities include farming, refining, design, manufacturing, packaging, and transportation.
Logistics is a specialized field of its own comprised of shipping, warehousing, courier services, road/rail transportation and air freight. Examples of supply chain activities include farming, refining, design, manufacturing, packaging, and transportation.
Going digital is inevitable
The goal of the programme is to help you understand how digitisation and IT influence the performance of a firm and its supply chain.
Learning how can transform your organisation’s supply chains in the digital world to cover:
• Designing your supply chain strategy
• Designing capacity in supply networks
• Assortment/Inventory planning to meet demand
• Transportation, Warehousing, and Logistics planning (TWL)
• Information visibility, coordination, contracting and data security
From India, Bangalore
1073You can format/reorder your own template for grading to suit your requirement giving appropriate weightage based on your requirements.
Reg. Freight Forwarding: The grading could be serialised on the basis of the following in this order:
1) Frequency & destinations and overnight services
2) Safety & security
3) Promptness & 24 x 7 services
4) Freight & handling, storage, packaging facility & inspection formalities, if any
5) Capability to handle break bulk cargo, container handling, perishable items
6) On the desk insurance cover
7) Door to door collection & delivery network
8) Payment terms
9) Tracking shipments techniques and online/digital networks.
10)IATA knowledge & certification.
Reg. Logistics: This also more or less in the same order excepting additions in respect of
i) Supply chain services management
ii) Availability of fleet and all types & size of vehicles, in time
iii) Documentation-Preparation & submission- especially under GST regime for inland logistics.
iv) Sound knowledge on Customs & Assessment , inspection & clearance formalities
v) Experienced personnel on all the above aspects who should possess 'H' & 'G' card.
v) Inspection and Valuation/certification specialists.
vi) Knowledge & Experience on shipping (overseas) formalities, documentation & INCO terms
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT IN MODERN BUSINESS REQUIREMENT
A supply chain is comprised of all the businesses and individual contributors involved in creating a product, from raw materials to finished merchandise.
Examples of supply chain activities include farming, refining, design, manufacturing, packaging, and transportation.
Logistics is a specialized field of its own comprised of shipping, warehousing, courier services, road/rail transportation and air freight. Examples of supply chain activities include farming, refining, design, manufacturing, packaging, and transportation.
Going digital is inevitable
The goal of the programme is to help you understand how digitisation and IT influence the performance of a firm and its supply chain.
Learning how can transform your organisation’s supply chains in the digital world to cover:
• Designing your supply chain strategy
• Designing capacity in supply networks
• Assortment/Inventory planning to meet demand
• Transportation, Warehousing, and Logistics planning (TWL)
• Information visibility, coordination, contracting and data security
From India, Bangalore
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