domingo, 12 de abril de 2009

LOGISTICS AND COMPETITIVENESS

Competitiveness in the world today is defined as the ability to generate more output with the least possible cost competitiveness in areas of workers' wages have been declining throughout the world and the countries that are most competitive are precisely the which the minimum wage is much lower than the world average, today companies that earn higher profits in the world are those that manufacture their products in countries like China where labor is inexpensive and the products sold in the first-world countries where the purchasing power of an average citizen is much higher than in most other countries
In relation to the logistics I think that highlights the best companies make their operation in terms of storage and flow of raw materials so that they are in the right quantity at right place at the scheduled time.
We have seen how the big companies in our country even though they no longer belong to their owners and home owners have moved abroad (BAVARIA) have created very strong position as we know BAVARIA is a great demand as we see in our country the great majority population is a consumer of this product.
This is where we see how these two functions are very cojidas of the hand in the management of a company because of its position and there will depend on keeping the world economy or national

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  2. El sector productivo cuenta con una premisa: Mientras haya quien demande los productos y exista un mercado que valga la pena, se llevará el producto a donde sea necesario. ¿Cual ha sido el éxito de la Cobertura de bavaria?

    Basado en esta premisa: ¿Como puede hacerse para que la gente genere demanda de productos de vanguardia y de conocimientos en un escenario subdesarrollado?

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