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Manufacturing
logistics.

Coordinate the movement of materials, components and finished goods around the requirements of a manufacturing business.

Industry perspective

Keep materials and finished goods connected.

Manufacturing supply chains often involve inbound materials, imported components, storage and the onward movement of finished goods. The logistics requirement changes depending on what is being moved and where it needs to go.

Inbound material movement
Imported components and goods
Warehousing between stages
Finished-goods movement
Import and export coordination
Transportation between locations

Logistics approach

Structure the logistics around the industry requirement.

The exact logistics mix can vary by shipment, business model, destination and operational requirement.

01

Inbound

Understand the movement of materials and components into the business.

02

Coordinate

Connect import, documentation, customs and transportation requirements.

03

Store

Include warehousing where goods need to move through a storage stage.

04

Distribute

Coordinate the onward movement of finished goods toward required destinations.

Relevant services

Connect the services your operation needs.

Import Logistics

Coordinate inbound international cargo.

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Warehousing

Connect storage with the wider supply chain.

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Transportation

Coordinate movement between logistics stages.

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Export Logistics

Support outbound international movement.

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