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4 Logistics Metrics and Performance Free Online FlashCards

Study 4 Logistics Metrics and Performance with 12 free online flashcards. Review key terms, definitions, and concepts with this interactive flashcard deck.

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01
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How is transportation cost per mile calculated?

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Divide total transportation cost by total miles traveled: cost per mile=total transportation costtotal miles traveled\text{cost per mile}=\frac{\text{total transportation cost}}{\text{total miles traveled}}. Keep cost categories and mileage scope consistent across periods.

02
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How is a carrier on-time rate calculated?

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Divide pickups or deliveries completed within the agreed time window by the total pickups or deliveries, then multiply by 100%100\%. Specify whether the measure covers pickup, arrival, or both.

03
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What does dock-to-stock cycle time measure?

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It is the elapsed time from receipt of a delivery until its goods become available in inventory. Define whether waiting, inspection, and put-away time are included.

04
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How is inventory record accuracy calculated?

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Divide inventory records matching physical counts by the records counted, then multiply by 100%100\%. Define the counting basis and the tolerance for a match.

05
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How is picking accuracy calculated?

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Divide correctly picked order lines by total order lines picked, then multiply by 100%100\%. Consider it alongside picking speed and order-cycle time.

06
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What does warehouse space utilization measure?

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Divide occupied usable storage locations by total usable storage locations, then multiply by 100%100\%. High utilization can constrain access, replenishment, and future capacity.

07
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How is on-time delivery rate calculated?

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Divide deliveries arriving on or before the defined promise date by deliveries due in the period, then multiply by 100%100\%. State whether the date is customer-requested or company-committed.

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What does the delivery in-full rate measure?

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Divide orders delivered with all requested items and quantities by orders due, then multiply by 100%100\%. Set rules for partial shipments, substitutions, and quantity tolerances.

09
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How is damage-free delivery rate calculated?

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Divide deliveries accepted without reported damage by deliveries evaluated, then multiply by 100%100\%. Define how and when damage claims are recorded.

10
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What does order fulfillment cycle time measure?

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It is elapsed time from the agreed order-start event to the agreed completion event. A customer-facing version may measure from order placement to delivery.

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What distinguishes a quantity-based order fill rate?

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Divide the quantity shipped immediately from available stock by the quantity ordered, then multiply by 100%100\%. Label it as quantity-based; an order-based fill rate counts completely fulfilled orders.

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What qualifies an order as perfect?

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It is the percentage of orders meeting every defined requirement, commonly including correct items and quantities, on-time delivery, accurate documentation, and undamaged goods.