Vice President and General Manager of Transport Totalline wants to eliminate late fees destination in the delivery of one of Canada's leading electronic stores - Electronics International. Goods Suppliers electronics Totalline hire transport for delivery to retailers. Vice president sees an opportunity to solve the problem of congestion in the parking lot of storage Electronics International and eliminate unnecessary soft costs, such as missed appointment fees and custody charges. The bottleneck in this process is the wait time for all trucks to unload. If the carrier is late, the seller charges a $ 1,000 vehicle. If the carrier in line due to the delay at the warehouse, the carrier will charge $ 50 to $ 60 per hour. In addition to these costs, the vice-president understands that suppliers and retailers spend one day a week study of problems with deliveries. He sought to make their customers (suppliers) successful. He sees three main options to reduce traffic: ask two special doors in the warehouse to reduce the time Electronics International, applying stickers Totalline consolidation point for all supplies, allowing Electronics International, to take the goods directly to your inventory without treatment, or delivered directly to the Electronics International stores. "Hide
Totalline Transport Case Solution Case Study Solution
by Larry Menor, Ken, Mark, Jordan Mitchell Source: Richard Ivey School of Business Foundation 22 pages. Publication Date: June 03, 2005. Prod. #: 905D01-PDF-ENG
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