What is Logistics ?

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What is Logistics? The goal of logistics activities is to satisfy the needs of the ultimate consumer—you. Simply stated, logistics professionals ensure that… ...the right product, in the right quantity, in the right condition, is delivered to the rightcustomer at the right place, at the right time, at the right cost. In other words “Logistics is the process chain management of transport flow and the storage of goods and services from its origin to its consumption.” What are the areas to be served in the Logistics Industry? Areas to be served in Logistics Purchasing Transportation Warehousing Inventory control Forecasting Customer services Strategic planning What is the market size of the Logistics Industry? The spending in the logistics in the India stands at Rs 4 trillion, whereas the same is Rs 90 trillion globally. The IT spends in the Indian logistics industry will grow to approximately INR 1,000 crores from the existing INR 400 crores in the next 5 years (CAGR of 20 – 22 %). What are the numbers of jobs available in the logistics industry? The domestic logistics industry, which is estimated to generate business worth $110 billion in the next two years, will need over 420,000 additional pair of hands in the next four to five years. At present, the number of warehouse managers required in the organized sector is estimated double then the present number, according to the data around 14,000 which would grow up to around 35,000 by 2015. Which industry is Logistics applicable to and why? Logisticians work in virtually every industry in the business world, including: Aerospace Airlines Auto Industry Clothing & Apparel Courier & Messaging Engineering Food & Grocery Forestry Freight Forwarding Government Hotel and Hospitality International Trade IT/ITES Military and National Defence Mining Natural Gas Public Transportation Oil Pharmaceuticals Railways Retail Shipping

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What is Logistics?

The goal of  logistics activities is to satisfy the needs of the ultimate consumer—you. Simply stated, logistics 

professionals ensure that…

...the right product, in the right quantity, in the right condition, is delivered to the rightcustomer at the

right place, at the right time, at the right cost.

In other words “Logistics is the process chain management of transport flow and the storage of goods and services

from its origin to its consumption.”

What are the areas to be served in the Logistics Industry?

Areas to be served in Logistics Purchasing

Transportation

Warehousing

Inventory control

Forecasting

Customer services

Strategic planning

What is the market size of the Logistics Industry?

The spending in the logistics in the India stands at Rs 4 trillion, whereas the same is Rs 90 trillion globally. The IT

spends in the Indian logistics industry will grow to approximately INR 1,000 crores from the existing INR 400 crores

in the next 5 years (CAGR of 20 – 22 %).

What are the numbers of jobs available in the logistics industry?

The domestic logistics industry, which is estimated to generate business worth $110 billion in the next two years,

will need over 420,000 additional pair of hands in the next four to five years. At present, the number of warehouse

managers required in the organized sector is estimated double then the present number, according to the data

around 14,000 which would grow up to around 35,000 by 2015.

Which industry is Logistics applicable to and why?

Logisticians work in virtually every industry in the business world, including: Aerospace

Airlines

Auto Industry

Clothing & Apparel

Courier & Messaging

Engineering

Food & Grocery

Forestry

Freight Forwarding

Government

Hotel and Hospitality

International Trade

IT/ITES

Military and National Defence

Mining

Natural Gas

Public Transportation

Oil

Pharmaceuticals

Railways

Retail

Shipping

3PL

Education

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Which are the top logistics companies in India?

Top Logistics Companies in India

Aviation Jet Airways

British Airways

Kingfisher

Lufthansa

Emirates

KLM

Logistics DHL

Blue Dart

TNT

DTDC

ABC LTD

Gati,UPS

Retails Wal Mart

Pantaloon

Shoppers Stop

Westside

Lifestyle

E-zone, Big Bazaar

Banking ICICI

Citi Bank

ABN

HDFC

HSBC

Axis

Manufacturing Hindustan Lever

Aditya Birla Group

Haldia Petrochemical

Birla Yamaha

TATA

Reliance

FMCG Nestle

ITC

Colgate

Hindustan Lever

Johnson & Johnson

Himalayas

Pharmaceuticals

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Ranbaxy

Merck

Roche

Bristol-Myers Squibb

Astelles

Cipla,Glaxo,pfizer

What are the factors that determine better salaries? Education Level

Years of experience

Company size

Age

Position in company

Why should one join the Logistics industry? Good salary Package

Secured career

Job in one of the most Booming Industry

To make  better links in the industry

Who is this course for?

You should have, or be expecting, a Hons. Degree in science, engineering, business studies or economics, as well as

mathematics or statistics.

How will the Logistics program help me in my career?

The programme prepares you to use your analytical skills in logistics and supply chain management. You will

develop modelling skills in Excel and will cover topics such as strategic supply chain management, manufacturing

management, public sector analysis and logistics modelling. In addition you take courses in problem solving and

consulting, report writing, group work and presentations.

Will it prepare me for work?

The taught element of the programme includes modules that help you to improve your professional skills as well as

your analytical abilities.

There is a large demand for logistics and supply chain analysts with good modulling skills. Graduates from this

course can expect to work as logistics analysts, supply chain analysts, business consultants, business analysts and

database managers.

How will the Logistics programmes help me in my career?

The taught element of the programme includes modules that help you to improve your professional skills as well as

your analytical abilities.

There is a large demand for logistics and supply chain analysts with good modelling skills. Graduates from this

course can expect to work as logistics analysts, supply chain analysts, business consultants, business analysts and

database managers.

Prepare for career in one of the fastest growing industries

Logistics & Supply Chain Management

Logistics is the art and science of managing and controlling the flow of goods, energy, information and other

resources from the source of production to the marketplace. Logistics is concerned with strategically managing the

supply chain so that the right goods get to the right place, in the right quantity, at the right time, in the best

condition & at an acceptable cost

Career in Logistics&Supply Chain Management

Indian logistics industry is at an inflection point is estimated to generate business worth $110 billion in the next two

years. As per rough estimate, the industry would need around 420,000 skilled manpower by 2015

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Salary Packages / Remuneration

You may initially start at entry level or mid level jobs. Typically initial salary packages range from Rs. 3.0 Lac to

6.0Lacks per annum.

Programme Summary

MBA in Logistics & Supply Chain Management is a comprehensive program designed to impart the expertise

necessary for effective management of a logistics operation. The program is designed to meet the high demand for

trained personnel in the industry.

Degree

Successful candidates will receive MBA in Logistics & Supply Chain Management degree from A UGC recognized

university.

Programme Delivery

The programutilizes Net-based delivery with Online lectures, assignments. Additionally, optional classroom

interaction sessions are also conducted periodically.

Eligibility

Graduates with 55% with The following Subjects are commerce, Statistics, Math’s, Science, and Economics are

eligible to enroll for this program.

Career Center

ILAM has deep industry relations and will help in placement through matching profiles of the successful candidates

with opportunities that come up in the industry.

PROGRAM BENEFITS

Independent Study: flexibility in terms of place, pace and duration of study

Student Support Center and Career Center

Use modern information and communication technologies

Affordable fee structure and UGC approved syllabus

International Jurisdiction

Gain practical knowledge through real-world case studies and team projects in product development

Modules include Principles of Logistics Management, Economics & Management Decisions, Application of IT

in Supply Chain Management, Marketing Management, Supply Chain Management, Safety, Security & Insurance,

Strategic Management, Planning for Logistics & Transportation, CRM, Purchasing & Supply Management,

Professional Bodies involved in Logistics, Cold chain Management

Integrated experience - Internship/ Training in the Industry for 3-4 months.