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    Lockbourne

    THE LOCKBOURNE COMPANY The company is a leading manufacturer and distributor of a line of packaged goods which it sells nationally under the Burn-Loc Products trade name. The company operates three factories from which it ships to regional warehouses or directly to large outlets. Last year, demand for Burn-Loc Products was 3.2 million “equivalent” cases, distributed as follows (in million cases) according to five sales regions: Atlanta Los Angeles Dallas Chicago

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    Supply Chain

    software and the chip used in the printers. The three models of the printers cost Rs.20,000 , 15,000 and 10,000 per unit, respectively. If the firm decides to use air as the mode of transport, it can fly the goods in smaller lots of 100 units, while shipping via sea requires a minimum shipment size of 400 units. The demand in Europe is stable at 100 units per week for each of the three types of printers. Transportation and customs clearance take one week if air is used as the mode of transport; the same

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    Hazmat Goods

    Choosing the right mode of transport is always been tricky but when it comes to transporting goods, companies are consistently clear in their decision. Air is considered to be the safest way of transporting hazmat goods globally but when it has to be transported locally rail has 99.99% of successful shipments when it comes to hazmat goods. It is cheap compared to air and is safer and faster when compared to other modes of transportation. In U.S, rail is used to transport tons and tons of hypersensitive

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    American Flag Of Convenience Essay

    Flags of convenience have long been the go to tool for those looking to operate shipping outside the law. A flag of convenience is when a company for example based in the United States, establishes a tiny office in another state, Mongolia, the largest landlocked country in the world, for example, and uses that office to register their ships in that country thereby allowing them to fly that countries flag. Under international maritime law, your vessel is subject to the laws of the nation it is registered

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    Zappos

    customer. The only difference to the customer is that in the one instance, the product is shipped directly from your location and in the other instance; the product is shipped from another location. (Steve, 2009). Over the past several years, drop shipping has emerged as the ‘go to’ strategy for most e-commerce retailers.  This method has become the de facto standard for most of the uber-successful e-commerce startups from the last several years. This method has 3 main advantages (1) positive cash

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    Sdawdwa

    APL (A) CASE 15 After several years of dismal results, Neptune Orient Lines (NOL) was widely viewed as a laggard. The national shipping line was one of the worst performers among Singapore’s many government-linked corporations. Perhaps the low point was reached in 1996, when industry publication Containerisation International ranked NOL last in a field of 24 shipping firms on return on assets, and 18th in net profit margins. This was in stark contrast to the performance of other government firms

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    Nol Case

    you buy APL? Neptune Orient Lines (NOL) is a shipping company established in Singapore since 1967. Thanks to the Asia’s and Singapore’s fast economic growth and to be present in the busiest shipping routes in the world, the company has grown very quick. However since 1990s, NOL has started to suffer due to a slowdown of the regional economic growth, excess capacity in the shipping industry, many competitors on this market and declining shipping rates. In 1996, the company has seen his net profit

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    Dropshipping

    Dropshipping Drop shipping is an arrangement that a retailer makes with a wholesale distributor. The retailer sells the product, and the wholesaler then ships it to the customer complete with the retailer’s label on the package. This arrangement benefits the wholesaler who gains retail outlets and sales of a product, as well as the retailer who collects a percentage of the sale, but doesn’t have to worry about shipping or carrying an inventory. Dropshipping is a retail fulfilment method where a

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    Shipping Industry

    SHIPPING TRENDS Capt. S. Pullat BA, MCIT, MCIArb, FICS AUMNI Shipping Consultants In the midst of technological developments, its application and futuristics, the Customers seem to be relegated to the back seat. Beware, if one does not treat them like a King or at least a la Prince, they could be King makers, and any case has a decisive role to play in all our endeavours for success. For, if we are driven by technology alone –as predominantly this forum is- we must ensure that it is affordable

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    Current Trends in the Shipping Industry

    Current Trends in the Shipping Industry 1. Introduction 2. Practical Application 3. Conclusion 4. References 1. Introduction “On the high seas, majority of shipping companies are nowadays replacing the full speed ahead with slow and steady speed to maximize profit”. With the intention of cutting costs of fuel, ocean shipping companies are instructing their Captains at sea to throttle back the engines and this phenomenon is what is being called as “Slow Steaming”. In most

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