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3. Which of the following is not a criterion for successful market segmentation? a. There must be difference among consumers b. Each segment must be located within a geographical area c. There must be consumer similarities within each segment identified d. A segment must be large enough to cover costs 4. Identify the correct option: A consumer goods marketer produces multiple brands of shampoo that are positioned for consumers with dyed hair, dandruff, oily hair, or dry hair. This strategy illustrates______. a. Undifferentiated marketing b. Differentiated marketing c. Concentrated marketing d. Mass marketing 5. Identify the right option for the following: In terms of goods and services, the function of marketing is to ______demand. a. Plan b. Create c. Price d. Promote Answers 1-b, 2-d, 3-a, 4-b, 5-b 8.8 REFERENCES References book  Pride, W., Ferrell, O.C., Lukas, B.A., Schembri, S., Niininen, O. and Cassidy, R., (2018)“Marketing Principles”, 3rd Asia-Pacific ed, Cengage.  Madhavaram, S., & Hunt, S. D.,(2008) \"The Service-dominant Logic and a Hierarchy of Operant Resources: Developing Masterful Operant Resources and Implications for Marketing Strategy, \" Journal Of The Academy Of Marketing Science, Vol. 36, No. 1, 2008.  Dickson, Peter R.; Ginter, James L.,(1987)\"Market Segmentation, Product Differentiation, and Marketing Strategy, \" Journal of Marketing, Vol. 51, No. 2. 151 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

Textbook references  Applbaum, K.,(2004) The Marketing Era: From Professional Practice to Global Provisioning, Routledge.  Ogilvy, David (1985). Ogilvy on advertising (First ed.). Vintage Books.  Goldstein, Doug.(2007) “What is Customer Segmentation?”MindofMarketing.net, May 2007. New York, NY. Website  http://mindofmarketing.net/2012/05/what-is-customer-segmentation/  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Market_segmentation  http://www.marketingresearch.org/issues-policies/glossary 152 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

UNIT 9:EVENT LOGISTICS STRUCTURE 9.0 Learning Objectives 9.1 Introduction 9.2 Timelines Daily and Long Term 9.3 “On the day” Considerations 9.4 Ticketing 9.5 Queuing 9.6 Command Centers 9.7 Summary 9.8 Keywords 9.9 Learning Activity 9.10 Unit End Questions 9.11 References 9.0 LEARNING OBJECTIVES After studying this unit, you will be able to:  Describe the Timelines Daily And Long Term.  Explain the event logistics.  Illustrate about Ticketing.  Know the Command Centers.  Identify about the Queuing. 9.1 INTRODUCTION The term Logistics is old and was initially utilized in military tasks. The monstrous requirement for arranging identified with huge transportation of troopers, supplies and innovation in war time circumstances made military Logistics significant. Today, this appears glaringly evident from the disappointment of Napoleon (and Hitler). In any case, aside from military tasks, Logistics as a term is generally new as a logical subject. For example, Molde University College was among the primary foundations in Norway - during the eighties - to 153 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

dispatch scholastic projects in Logistics. Logistics as a scholastic subject may to a great extent be partitioned into two reasonably different sub classifications.  Quantitative Logistics  Qualitative Logistics Quantitative Logistics, as the term shows, centers around numerical demonstrating as the base tool compartment for taking care of Logistics arranging issues. Outside of Scandinavia, the term Operations Management might be a genuinely decent equivalent for Quantitative Logistics and numerous researchers would bring the term much further and characterize the two Operations Management just as Quantitative Logistics as sub disciplines of Operations Research (OR). Tasks Research might be characterized as a sub discipline of Mathematical Modeling overall. Tasks Research underscores discrete advancement, however, accepts other numerical demonstrating disciplines like Queuing Theory. The above definition may be seen as extremely conventional and moderate by numerous Logistics analysts starting today. Many would guarantee that the above definition limits Logistics (just as Quantitative Logistics) an excessive lot. Some would say that undeniably more an organization's Logistics issue is contained in the Logistics idea than the over four themes - commonplace models might be valuing arrangements, innovation decision, data methodologies, human asset the board, authoritative hypothesis, store network the executives, etc. In any case, this content will (generally) adhere to the moderately tight (however exact) definition illustrated previously. The points recorded above; estimating, creation arranging, stock administration and transport arranging) demonstrate that Logistics and quantitative Logistics is identified with anticipating certain pieces of an organization's exercises. One perspective on could be the accompanying: All organizations settle on choices acting their interest. Certain choices made \"early, for example, item plan decisions and innovation decisions characterize actual parts of products1, while more straightforward market related choices like valuing, advertising choices just as choices identified with the organization's cutthroat circumstance normally are made fairly later in the life-pattern of an item. Given that all potential choices in these two gatherings are made, what remains is to create (conceivable store) and transport the offered item to the market. This cycle contains the conventional Logistics definition. Thus, Logistics is a ton about smoothing out this interaction of produce - store - transport. In this way, ideas, for example, \"the perfect sum at the perfect opportunity to the ideal spot\" thus bodes well. Given the above definition, many \"conventional individuals\" (whoever they may be) would maybe contend that the genuine \"hot\" organization choices are not Logistics choices. Characterizing the actual parts of the item by innovative plan as well as advertising methodologies and complex valuing procedures are undeniably more testing than the to some degree exhausting Logistics choices. Partially, the creator might concur and on the off chance that we investigate the market assessment, we will likely discover support for such a 154 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

speculation - item planners and promoting individuals typically get more cash-flow than those consumed in the extra spaces. In any case, a more current perspective on Logistics might change this conventional reasoning. Prior to moving into the following subsection, here two or three a couple of words on Qualitative Logistics. Subjective Logistics approaches Logistics issues from a more philosophical viewpoint. The primary difference contrasted with the quantitative branch is maybe identified with the utilization of numerical devices. Subjective Logistics research utilizes, as the name demonstrates, undeniably less formal numerical devices, and ruffians to a more verbal \"sociology\"- like approach. Somewhat a couple of focal points, which might be found in this class, is talked about in Chapter 8, still with an attention on events and with a quantitative touch. 9.2 TIMELINES DAILY AND LONG TERM It had been a commonly boiling day in the Mexican city of San Mart'in. Regardless of living in Mexico for around four years at this Mart'in. Regardless of living in Mexico for around four years now, the warmth got to me. So, when I felt the cooling at the University of San Mart'in's Independent Learning Center, it felt awesome. I welcomed the assistant, who currently knew me as \"the outsider who continued flying in.\" I requested \"Instructor Rebecca\" and inside a couple of moments, a cordial and to some degree-tired face arose and welcomed me with a kiss on the cheek. About seven days prior, I had talked with Rebecca, and she had revealed to me about her life and vocation as an English language instructor. She had endeavored to build up herself at the University and had as of late been elevated to an administrative job. The college had sent her to the UK to contemplate a Master's certification in Education, which had in a general sense adjusted her points of view toward language instructing. She was presently attempting to accommodate these novel thoughts inside her genuine homeroom settings. The following stage, as she was enigmatically mindful of from my prior directions, was a \"timetable movement.\" The thought was that we would expand on the underlying meeting and investigate Rebecca's instructive life history in an alternate manner. We moved into a desk area, which had significantly cooler cooling. I had as of late gone to the nearby papeleri'a and came furnished with a huge sack of A1 paper and a few diverse shaded marker pens, which I discharged onto the table. I continued to give Rebecca a few guidelines of how she may structure her timetable (key events—dark; key conviction changes—green; key practice changes—blue; hindrances—red, etc). Rebecca was extremely amenable and listened cautiously to my directions. There was then an uncomfortable silence in which I demonstrated to Rebecca that she should begin the action. I recommended that she Rebecca that she should begin the movement. I recommended that she should draw a line across the page and perceive how things continued from that point. \"I will require a ruler\" she said and jumped out to get one. It had not happened to me that members may require a ruler. Rebecca returned with a pencil and a ruler. With unbelievable accuracy, she defined a boundary in the page with a pencil. She then, at 155 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

that point defined over the boundary with the dark marker. Great. We were going to begin. Rebecca stopped and thought for a few seconds, yet I could detect an expanding level of torment all over. Then, at that point, following a couple of more seconds, she said: \"I don't figure I can do this. So much has occurred in my life. I need time to assemble everything.\" I proposed that it didn't make any difference if the timetable looked awesome, it was just about getting her thoughts out there, and we could take it from that point. \"Indeed, yet I need time to contemplate this. I need to get this right.\" We along these lines concurred that Rebecca would have a mull over everything voluntarily and send her course of events to me in a week or somewhere in the vicinity. \"You can take the pens and paper with you\"— Rebecca advised me—\"I'll do it on the PC.\" Somewhat crestfallen, I took my recently obtained fixed and we bid farewell. After some short casual banter with the assistant, I arose once more into the singing Mexican sun. My first response, although I had not shown it to Rebecca, was of dissatisfaction. I was expecting that the course of events movement would be effective. It would have been an intuitive investigation of all that we had talked about in the main meeting and may even uncover experiences that we had not considered already. This was what the writing, and my own impulses, had advised me. All things being equal, all I needed to show for my long stretches of readiness was an enormous piece of paper with a major dark line in the center. As Rebecca was my first member, I had barely a choice however to hang tight for her to create her course of events. Consistently I would send a delicate update by means of Facebook and I would get a reaction that it was \"almost done.\" After about a month, Rebecca messaged me to say it was prepared and sent her timetable as a connection. Marginally apprehensive, I opened the pdf. My questions were immediately changed into help and fervor. Rebecca had delivered a noteworthy course of events. Utilizing the PC, she had figured out how to crush in all that we had discussed onto one side of A4. She had various tones, boxes, bolts, and numbers (a large portion of which would be indistinct to anybody however me) to extraordinary impact. It had required some investment to take care of business, however she had done it. A couple of days after the fact, we got together for a made do \"post-timetable\" meeting, and Rebecca clarified her course of events in careful detail. She had the option to adorn on its substance, and serenely clarified her dynamic all through. As the writing had guaranteed, the course of events gave the improvement to our conversation and gave design and center to our discussion. A few times, I had the option to inquiry a few pieces of the course of events which I didn't exactly comprehend. On most events, Rebecca had the option to explain these focuses to me. On a couple of events, she chose to somewhat modify her timetable considering the new conversation. Rebecca was the principal member in this examination and was thusly to some degree a \"pilot\" case. I in this way continued to complete course of events exercises with three other Mexican English instructors. Given my encounters with Rebecca, I gave different members the alternative to take their courses of events home. All decided to do as such, albeit simply two chose to utilize a PC. Around 2 months after the fact, I had gotten four great timetables, every novel in their own particular manner, yet each brimming with rich information which educated my exploration questions. 156 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

It struck me that there should be something about the \"takehome\" component of the course of events that offered something else to a timetable which is created straight away, within the sight of the analyst. I subsequently started to dive further into the job of time in subjective examination, just as what had been expounded on memory in the intellectual science writing. I additionally chose to re-meet the members and get some information about their encounters of the way toward taking their courses of events home. This article considers the encounters of the members of the previously mentioned study, just as another comparable examination I directed more as of late with an alternate gathering of instructors. The investigation adds to the writing in two fundamental manners. First and foremost, by talking members about their encounters of the takehome course of events strategy, it accumulates information not just on the \"content\" of the actual examination, yet on members' encounters of the technique, an angle that is moderately underrepresented in the writing. Furthermore, and most fundamentally, it investigates the job of time in story research, attracting connections to key discoveries from the psychological science writing. The associations made to speculations of psychological science might be to some degree uncommon in a diary of subjective exploration, given that the greater part of us is justifiably wary of \"supreme\" answers. Notwithstanding, as I desire to clarify all through this article, this examination doesn't withdraw from the key presumptions of subjective exploration; regardless, it serves to support them. Undoubtedly, albeit this article in no way, shape or form gives unequivocal answers, it presents the defense that expanding the time accessible is probably not going to lessen the nature of what members produce, and may, sometimes, lead to accounts that are more precise, rich, and complex. A Brief “Timeline” of Timeline-Based Life History Studies Life history research has arisen as a famous choice for subjective investigations in the sociologies. The wide scope of studies referred to in the Routledge International Handbook on Narrative and Life History recommends that the existence history approach is turning out to be progressively normal over a different scope of branches of knowledge. For instance, inside my field of language educator instruction, life history contemplates have given enlightening bits of knowledge into the cycles instructors go through as they experience change over the long run. The techniques regularly utilized in life history research are expanded meetings or potentially composed accounts. Notwithstanding, over the most recent few decades, scientists have started to try different things with more visual elicitation strategies. One of these techniques is timetables, an apparatus which welcomes members to outwardly portray key events that have occurred in their lives. Even though timetables have been utilized in quantitative investigations for quite a long while, course of events based subjective examinations, and especially timetable-based life history considers, have just started to arise moderately as of late. An early subjective investigation was a concise article distributed by Gramling and Carr, in which the writers used \"helps\" (a term utilized in nursing research) to look at young ladies' 157 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

encounters of psychosocial formative advances after some time. Notwithstanding the \"remedial\" advantages of delivering timetables, Gramling and Carr contended that the courses of events worked with memory review and sequencing of events. From an intellectual science viewpoint, this is important, as one of the critical fundamentals of examination into \"wordy\" memory (individuals' recollections of previous events, instead of their recollections of regular ideas) is that individuals will in general review events more precisely when they are furnished with a design to coordinate their thoughts. A significant justification this is the way memory associations are set up in the mind, making recovery ways. These recovery ways \"permit one memory to trigger another, and afterward that memory to trigger another, so you are \"drove,\" association by association, to the pursued data\". The human cerebrum stores more data than can be recovered at some random point on schedule, yet long haul recollections, and particularly those identifying with especially significant encounters, are probably not going to be neglected. In any case, they might require specific prompts, or \"recovery signals\" preceding they are recalled. Apparently the \"helps\" took on in Gramling and Carr's examination might have given the construction to work with more noteworthy memory review for the members. Around the same time, Van der Vaart led a quantitative trial to think about members' review in a timetable gathering and a non-course of events bunch. Van der Vaart tracked down that the courses of events \"further developed information quality in many conditions and never brought about sub-par information quality, supporting the supposition that [they] may upgrade review\". The discoveries of these two examinations have been upheld by a few other contextual analyses in a scope of disciplines. For instance, Guenette and Marshall utilized \"timetable drawings\" to analyze ladies' encounters of misuse and found that courses of events assisted members with communicating their thoughts in more prominent profundity, just as giving certain \"remedial\" benefits. Besides, in her examination on youngsters' personalities and connections over the long run, Bagnoli found that timetables permitted the two members and the specialist to get to additional \"layers of involvement\" than would have been conceivable through interviews alone. Comparable discoveries were accounted for by Nelson when contemplating the instructive directions of youthful Latinos in the United States. Among different discoveries, Nelson detailed that the courses of events additionally helped construct compatibility and gave members more a sensation of responsibility for accounts. A typical subject in the previously mentioned considers was that they didn't give a lot of data with respect to how to really approach directing a timetable-based investigation. Adriansen endeavored to address this hole with an article clarifying how she had planned and carried out \"timetable meetings.\" Adriansen recommended that the fundamental elements for a course of events-based examination are a huge piece of paper and distinctive shaded pens, and that the specialist and members should cooperate to co-develop the subtleties on the course of events. In contrast to past work, Adriansen inspects the upsides of timetables exhaustively. To begin with, she supports the discoveries of prior investigations in underlining that timetables might aid the memory and sequencing of events. Second, she upholds creators like Guenette and Marshall and Bagnoli 158 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

when featuring that the visual part of courses of events might work with a more profound investigation into the intricacies of individuals' lives. Third, she recommends that courses of events might help interviews run more adequately, as they give a construction to assist with getting sorted out the meeting. At long last, like Nelson, she contends that timetables permit members to share the insightful \"power\" with the scientist, hence giving them more responsibility for discoveries. 9.3 “ON THE DAY” CONSIDERATIONS A vital likeness of all the previously mentioned examines is that they were for the most part delivered inside a set timeframe, with information assortment occurring in nearness to the analyst. One model which doesn't follow this example is Sheridan et al's. research on bloatedness and weight reduction over the long run. In a collective interaction among members and Bremner 3 the scientist, this examination occurred over a time of half a month, in a cycle the creators called \"time lining.\" Participants were permitted to take their courses of events home, talk about them with others, and get a wide scope of various things on the off chance that they believed they may add to the timetable. Sheridan and her associates feature a significant number of the benefits referred to by recently referenced creators. Notwithstanding, they additionally put forth a persuading defense that it was really the interaction of \"time lining,\" which occurred more than half a month, that made a difference \"disentangle the intricacies\" of individuals' life chronicles. Time, and the job it might play in subjective examinations, is analyzed in more detail in the accompanying segment. There are a few distinctive manners by which time can be calculated into the plan of subjective examinations, yet what is generally pertinent for this article is the possibility that expanded time might improve the nature of individuals' portrayals of their life narratives. Now, help us to remember the center philosophical convictions which support most subjective investigations, including life history research. As Sikes and Goodson feature, life history research is obviously established in naturalistic (interpretivist, subjectivist, against positivist) epistemologies, which, among different contemplations, stress that: People effectively build their own implications of the world; Situations are interesting to the individual; Multiple understandings of similar wonders are conceivable; and Meanings develop over the long run. Given the past, the possibility that wonders, and particularly complex marvels like individuals' translations of their life chronicles, can be \"got to\" \"at a time,\" would appear to be incongruent with the key philosophical underpinnings of naturalistic examination. Truth be told, many would contend that these wonders can never be \"got to.\" Several scientists have contended that that meetings give just a \"depiction\" of an individual's intuition at a specific point on schedule, with the portrayal being impacted by many factors like feelings on the day, collaboration with the specialist, and the story instruments that outline member’s types of articulation. In addition, what is communicated during a daily existence history meet is 159 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

basically a portrayal of individuals' \"selves\". As Randall and Phoenix feature, these \"selves\" are continually evolving: While welcoming members to communicate their life narratives, apparently evident that scientists are not hoping to \"access\" an extraordinary or totally unbiased \"truth.\" However, a few wonders are less abstract than others. For instance, the college where a member contemplated their college degree, the modules they took, and the names of their instructors are probably not going to be subject of much discussion, while members' recollections or inclinations toward them are substantially more liable to be emotional and variable over the long haul. The inquiry, along these lines, isn't whether the information gathered in account research is time independent, but instead whether such information would be subjectively unique if members somehow happened to have more opportunity to reflect. There is an expanding view among researchers that time might increment—or possibly improbable to harm—the nature of members' reactions. Sandelowski, for instance, proposes that time is a significant asset, featuring the significance of members having the option to handle what they are approached to do. In the past separate, it is fascinating to take note of that the creator refers to the idea of \"legitimacy,\" given that the term has frequently been dismissed by defenders of naturalistic examination. Subjective analysts regularly favor the expression \"validity,\" which places accentuation not on the sureness of a generally accepted fact but rather a level of certainty that the discoveries address the wonders as seen by the members. Two different ways of augmenting believability in subjective exploration are through \"drawn out commitment\" and \"diligent perception\". Albeit these models will in general zero in on time spent by the scientist rather than the members, they all things considered pressure that adequate time is essential with the end goal for individuals to completely comprehend the wonders that they are exploring. Discoveries are not just \"on tap,\" holding back to be served; they arise as members draw in with the information assortment measure after some time. In any event, subjective specialists leading time limited meetings might decide to incorporate \"part checking\"; that is, whenever members are allowed an opportunity to take a gander at the information and distinguish any progressions they might want to make. Notwithstanding, the \"part checking\" measure has been studied in various ways, for example, members feeling humiliated to answer precisely, adjusting their responses to \"please\" the scientist or changing their perspectives over the direction of the examination. 9.4 TICKETING The tagging apparatus gives answers for all customers who are associated with at least one association distantly/inside the framework. The System is more regularly utilized for clients who might require help and guide them utilizing pre-characterized arrangements. The Ticketing System is sent in cloud virtual machine utilizing AWS climate. The Ticketing device assumes a crucial part in IT the board area by tackling questions for all end-clients 160 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

Regularly the new clients in the IT Company need assistance to comprehend the new framework which has been set up to learn it. Here the tagging framework can help them by taking those question demand, then, at that point handling it to give the necessary arrangements. In this manner, the tagging framework can turn into the assistance line for every one of those question requestors and can save the association from certain monetary misfortunes. The Ticketing System is help-line of contact for every one of those inquiry requestors who need assistance for their concern. The tagging device has demand module what capacities as the Help-line director where every one of the solicitations are brought from the clients having inquiry identified with their issue and afterward fundamental arrangements are given to every one of those query requestors by giving them the pre-characterized arrangements. Assuming there is no arrangement predefined by the administrator, the solicitation for that inquiry is given to the expert to determine the issue. The two essential central places of the Manage Engine Service Desk Plus are IT Request Tracking and Asset Management. Using the modules of Service Desk, experts and system managers can resolve issues of complex nature in a split second and thusly lessen the end client disappointment arising on account of dreary issue settling measure. They can in like manner screen the necessities of the relationship with the help of benefit the board and proactively appropriate resources for the right customer/workplaces; in this way growing the productivity of the affiliation Service Desk has a brought together file that stores relevant information practically every one of the gigantic components in your IT condition. The components, named as Configuration Items (CIs) involves Hardware, the presented Software Applications, Documents, Business Services and People that are a piece of your IT system. Each Project can’t be flawless in superb, thusly this endeavor may in like manner require future up gradation to give indications of progress type of itself and beat all the imperative. Which might include:  By refreshing the Service Desk, we can incorporate new features that help further develop customer's help workspace execution and update IT administration movement.  We can similarly incorporate Manage Engine Service Desk Plus Mobile Client that can works on the adequacy and productivity of customer assist with working region system by outfitting experts with the ability to instantly get to their sales while they are a long way from their workspace through their phones.  With every appearance of up degree, existing bugs can be fixed, in this manner diminishing the amount of issues or breakdowns customer inclusion with Service Desk Plus. 161 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

9.5 QUEUING Queueing hypothesis is the numerical investigation of holding up lines, or queues. A queueing model is built so that line lengths and holding up time can be predicted. Queueing hypothesis is by and large viewed as a part of tasks research on the grounds that the outcomes are frequently utilized when settling on business choices about the assets expected to offer a support. Queueing hypothesis has its starting points in research by Agner Krarup Erlang when he made models to depict the arrangement of Copenhagen Telephone Exchange organization, a Danish organization. A line or queueing hub can be considered as almost a black box. Occupations or \"clients\" show up to the line, potentially stand by some time, take some time being prepared, and afterward leave from the line. The queueing node is not quite a pure black box, however, since some information is needed about the inside of the queuing node. The queue has one or more \"servers\" which can each be paired with an arriving job until it departs, after which that server will be free to be paired with another arriving job. An analogy often used is that of the cashier at a supermarket. There are other models, but this is one commonly encountered in the literature. Customers arrive, are processed by the cashier, and depart. Each cashier processes one customer at a time, and hence this is a queueing node with only one server. A setting where a customer will leave immediately if the cashier is busy when the customer arrives, is referred to as a queue with no buffer (or no \"waiting area\", or similar terms). A setting with a waiting zone for up to n customers is called a queue with a buffer of size n. 162 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

Figure 9.1: Queueing node 9.6 COMMAND CENTRES A command centers (regularly called a conflict room) is any spot that is utilized to give brought together order to some reason. While oftentimes viewed as a tactical office, these can be utilized in numerous different cases by governments or organizations. The expression \"command centers\" is likewise regularly utilized in legislative issues to allude to groups of correspondences individuals who screen and pay attention to the media and the general population, react to requests, and orchestrate suppositions to decide the best game-plan. On the off chance that all elements of a command centers are situated in a solitary room this is frequently alluded to as a control room. A command centers empowers an association to work as planned, to perform everyday activities paying little heed to what's going on around it, in a way wherein nobody acknowledges it is there except for everybody realizes who is in control when there is inconvenience. Adroitly, a war room is a wellspring of authority and direction to guarantee that assistance and request is kept up with, as opposed to a data community or help work area. Its undertakings are accomplished by checking the climate and responding to events, from the generally innocuous to a significant emergency, utilizing predefined strategies. Kinds of command centers There are many kinds of command centers. They include: 163 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

 Data focus the board - Oversees the focal administration and working control for the PC frameworks that are fundamental most organizations, ordinarily housed in server farms and huge PC rooms.  Business application the executives - Ensures applications that are basic to clients and organizations are consistently accessible and functioning as planned.  Civil the executives - Oversees the focal administration and control of common functional capacities. Staff individuals in those focuses screen the metropolitan climate to guarantee the security of individuals and the appropriate activity of basic taxpayer supported organizations, changing administrations as required and guaranteeing legitimate steady development.  Emergency (emergency) the board - Directs individuals, assets, and data, and controls events to turn away an emergency/crisis and limit/stay away from effects should an occurrence happen Types of command-and-control rooms and their responsibilities Command Center (CC or ICC)  Data center, computer system, incident response Network Operation Centers (NOC)  Network equipment and activity Tactical Operation Centers (TOC)  Military operations  Police and intelligence Security Operation Centers (SOC)  Security agencies  Government agencies  Traffic management  CCTV Emergency Operation Centers (EOC)  Emergency services Combined Operation Centers (COS)  Air traffic control  Oil and gas  Control rooms 164 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

 Broadcast Audio Visual (AV)  Simulation and training  Medical Social Media Command Center  Monitoring, posting and responding on social media sites Designing the information space for a command center based on team performance models The data framework and actual format of war rooms frequently develop in a to some degree impromptu style as new advances are added, new positions made, and new associations and correspondence joins are set up inside and between order hubs. The issue is particularly intense for shipboard war rooms like the Combat Information Center (CIC) on board the Navy's AEGIS ships. Gear procurement for the CIC frequently has been \"stovepiped,\" with each new framework or capacity created in confinement from all others, and with little thought given to the current CIC group association or how the new ability will best squeeze into the current construction. With each innovation, another, committed colleague should be added to work the new framework, and the new gear and new watch standers should be fitted into the restricted space at every possible opportunity. Inside the CIC, the actual design of the spaces is frequently not streamlined for the hierarchical construction that exists. For instance, in an AEGIS Cruiser CIC, the space is coordinated into essential order, hostile to air fighting (AAW), and ant surface/against submarine fighting (ASUW/ASW) groupings. Be that as it may, every one of these sub-groups sits confronting away from one another and the heads of these groups are not advantageous to the order work force. This format is constrained by the plan of the presentation gear. Methodical, solid strategies are required for the plan of war rooms—both the data space and the actual space—to best help the order group's authoritative design. In an on-going examination exertion, the Office of Naval Research has supported the advancement of an exhaustive, precise, quantitative strategy for planning order groups that are streamlined for the achievement of military missions.1 The Team Integrated Design Environment (TIDE) plan approach, considering this system, delivers a mission-driven determination of group jobs and indicates exhaustively the cooperation’s of the ideally organized group. The consequences of a TIDE group configuration can be utilized, in blend with useful plan standards, to direct the plan of shared data shows, correspondence organizations, and actual lay outs for war rooms that best help future order groups. Our group plan strategy is calculation based, yet it depends on heuristics and on the judgment of topic specialists to outline the plan issue in a significant manner, including decaying a general mission (or objective) into explicit undertakings, determining the connections between assignments, indicating the assets expected to finish the jobs, and determining the 165 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

rules to be advanced for the group. Topic specialists in the space of use are additionally expected to audit and modify the association and designs recommended by the model. The plan strategy is iterative. Normally, survey of the group plans proposed by the calculations uncovers changes and amendments to be made in the errand structure, the authoritative requirements, or the streamlining standards. The group plan philosophy is objective, or mission driven. That is, the model uses a definite situation that indicates the undertakings needed to achieve an objective and the assets accessible to achieve those assignments, and utilizations calculations to ideally apportion these errands and assets to colleagues to make an organizational structure for best achieving the objective. To catch the functional components in a situation, we depend on master knowledge from topic specialists who foster situations. The collaboration between functional specialists and displaying experts at this stage is fundamental for the plan cycle. Notwithstanding the choice or improvement of a situation (or numerous situations), it is important to make a definite model of the mission that fills in as the contribution for the technique. A fundamental inquiry that underlies all authoritative plan measures is \"Who does what?\" This necessitates that a mission be depicted as far as its errands (the \"what\" free of the \"who\"). There are different approaches to deteriorate a mission, and this cycle depends on communication between the creator and space specialists. Mission investigation, utilitarian decay, and ensuing capacity allotment should be driven by plan objectives. After multi-dimensional errand deterioration is utilized to recognize mission components, explicit displaying strategies are applied to catch the inner design of the mission. The mission deteriorations are utilized to characterize parallelism, arrangement, and design for the mission undertakings. These errand interdependencies are utilized to make a various leveled structure among mission assignments which is addressed by a mission task reliance diagram. There are two significant contributions for the group plan strategy, the quantitative mission structure just depicted, and a bunch of authoritative limitations. Hierarchical limitations incorporate the assets and advances accessible for achieving the undertakings just as any limitations on how errands are allocated to colleagues, in view of determinations by topic specialists who comprehend the space of use. Group size might be set as a hierarchical imperative or permitted to change as a feature of the advancement. Clarify your Event Goals and your Event Value Proposition Your event objectives are the things your business or customer needs to accomplish before the finish of the event. It very well may be group building, building energy around another item, or raising assets for a non-benefit association. An event incentive spotlights on the participant experience, so your event lines up with their top requirements and interests. The EVP basically explains the objectives of your visitors, regardless of whether they need to partake in the featuring acoustic band, discover some new information, or meet intriguing friends with regards to their industry. All choices, including Logistics, should move from these objectives. Manners by which your event objectives and EVP can assist with directing your Logistics decisions: 166 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

 If your event objective is active time with another item, you'll ensure your the brief stage seller gives various flights of stairs and inclines to work with swarm stream.  For an enormous event highlighting a string group of four, Logistics ought to include the arrangement of a sound framework that permits each visitor to partake in the music at an agreeable decibel.  For a school conference that beginnings with classes in a single structure and is trailed by a gathering across grounds, Logistics will include golf trucks for individuals with portability issues and more seasoned visitors. Create an Event Planning Timeline Keep your event strategic prerequisites on target with a point-by-point event arranging course of events. This timetable ought to incorporate key dates and assignments, from early arranging gatherings to scene exploration to contracting with merchants, like furniture rental organizations and cooking organizations. Offer the timetable with your group and have them add errands to guarantee nothing is skipped. Consider Logistics in your Venue Choice For clear reasons, Logistics rely vigorously upon area. Instances of when event Logistics should impact scene sourcing:  50th wedding commemoration – Many of the visitors will probably be more established. Pick an office that doesn't need a lot of step climbing.  Large-scale open air event – The setting might have a wonderful region of land, however search for another area if the nearby streets can't deal with the traffic.  Company group building end of the week – The inn and event rooms are a separation from provincial vacation destinations. Pick a nearer setting or sort out transport excursions for workers. Assign Team Members to Key Logistics Tasks Each colleague has Logistics tasks. Some basic Logistics assignments:  Check scene entryway estimations to guarantee merchants can get inside.  Rent rope obstructions for registration visitor stream.  Scout the best areas for event signage.  Clarify conveyance entryway conventions with the setting.  Create a vehicle traffic the executives plan and train chaperons.  Double-check ADA consistence and availability.  Confirm travel game plans for visitor speakers and VIPs. 167 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

In case you're a one-individual activity, utilize your event arranging agenda and schedule to ensure you hit all the key Logistics touch points. Spend Time Creating clear Signage Without clear signage in the right areas, visitors can get befuddled at events and even reason delays in festivals, exhibitions, or gatherings. At hard to track down settings, post signs on streets prompting the property. Likewise utilize open air signs to direct visitors to parking areas and the event entrance. Inside, make obvious indicators that immediate participants wherever they need to go during the event, remembering the registration work area, restrooms, meeting spaces, moderator stalls, and the dance hall. Clarify Logistics Expectations with Every Vendor Every setting will have its own Logistics schedule. There might be set hardware stacking and dumping times, necessities to utilize moving covers to forestall divider scrapes, impermanent slopes for huge gear, and that's just the beginning. However numerous merchants will as of now be comfortable with the setting or do the actual exploration, don't pass on this to risk. Discover the scene assumptions and rules for each phase of the event—and give this data to your sellers. Customer Service Training Everybody in your group ought to have the option to oversee participant grumblings, disarray, and even dissatisfaction. The capacity to deal with these circumstances with tolerance can forestall event logjams during registration and anytime during the event. Uncommon calm minutes are a fun opportunity to chip away at client support preparing. Work on hello and directing visitors and roll play how your group will oversee normal issues, like furious participants or a poor start to a board conversation. Read Reviews of Vendors You can discover surveys for most organizations in online audit discussions. Destinations to check incorporate Google Reviews, Yelp, Business.com, Trust Pilot, Angie's List, and The Better Business Bureau. Best practices for understanding surveys:  Check the quantity of surveys; a bigger number is more instructive.  Check however many destinations as you can; it's telling if the quantity of stars or negative audits is steady across locales.  For bigger organizations, check worker survey locales like LinkedIn or Glassdoor— these can enlighten persistent inside issues.  Read the surveys, don't simply take a gander at the stars. You might discover goodies that make a difference to you, both positive and negative. Here you'll reveal the little 168 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

organization that checks-in consistently ahead of the pack up to the event day, or a huge organization that doesn't appear to staff enough. Event Space Walkthroughs In case you're arranging an event at another setting, you or a colleague should see the property direct. Things to pay special mind to during your walkthrough:  Disorganized valet stopping. You might have to employ an external merchant.  ADA consistence. In case there are numerous visitors with incapacities and just a single a solitary rider disabled lift, an impermanent slope can assist participants with partaking in the event quicker.  Are there sufficient force hotspots for A/V arrangement in each event room.  WiFi and cell administration. Is it incredible enough for the event's requirements? You'll require impeccable associations if your event incorporates moment crowd surveying or live streaming.  Sightlines and avenues. Twofold watch that participants can move uninhibitedly in each space and that crisis exits are clear. Create a Day-of Communication Plan This should be set up ahead of time, or it'll be tumult on event day. Build up the levels of leadership among colleagues, explaining the kinds of issues that ought to be dealt with on the spot, sooner rather than later, and those that require event chief contribution. Have different specialized devices, for example, walkie-talkies, PDAs, and even hand signals. You ought to have auxiliary alternatives if there are issues with one method of correspondence, for example, an unexpected log jam in cell administration. Pre-event Logistics Tools you Need  Automated to-do updates. Set cautions inside your event arranging programming to help you to remember fundamental Logistics assignments, for example, marking last agreements with the tent organization and auditing scene knock in and knock out rules with merchants.  Shareable event arranging device. Keep the whole group in total agreement at whatever point important. You can share the most state-of-the-art event design, fundamental contacts, and the list if people to attend.  Event graphing device. An event design device assists you with arranging your event stream and the area of components that sway Logistics , for example, platform, transitory stages, and smorgasbord tables. Social Tables design apparatus allows you to change to a 3D view so you can lead a virtual walkthrough and spot sightline and swarm stream issues. 169 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

9.7 SUMMARY  We propose that both the data space and the actual design of a war room ought to be designed to help the construction and elements of the order group that will utilize that space. Planning an order space that best \"fits\" an order group requires itemized information in that group's construction and capacities, including the errands and capacities performed by people, the data expected to do those jobs, the correspondence and coordination necessities related with undertakings, and, accordingly, the requirement for people to impart, and the order design of the group.  The precise TIDE group configuration measure depends on an itemized examination of the mission errands to be performed and the necessities of those undertakings, and produces a group structure that determines data use, control of assets, coordination prerequisites, and correspondence designs for the group in a manner that is effectively available for fostering a war room plan that is custom fitted to help that group.  At the mission portrayal stage we characterize \"ascribes\" for the undertakings to be cultivated. The undertaking ascribes of most prominent interest will fluctuate contingent upon the idea of the group plan issue, however common credits that are considered incorporate the responsibility related with the assignment, the time expected to do the job, the data expected to achieve the errand, and the correspondence/coordination interfaces that exist among undertakings because of the idea of the work being performed (e.g., the arranging of air-to-ground hits requires coordination with the arranging of ground troop developments). At the mission portrayal stage, we likewise indicate the assets that could be utilized to achieve the errand, if the issue is asset compelled.  Resources incorporate, for certain kinds of groups, resources like sensor or weapons frameworks. A few kinds of resources must be utilized at one spot at one time (e.g., a mounted guns unit) while different sorts of resources can be utilized at the same time by many individuals in numerous areas (e.g., data). Contingent upon the space of utilization, there might be various approaches to achieve similar undertaking with various mixes of resources (e.g., ships, land and/or water capable units, and airplane may all be engaged with a mission assignment, for example, \"take the sea shore\"). In case there are different approaches to achieve an undertaking, we determine (in view of topic master input) the general viability of every one of the potential mixes of resources for achieving the errand.  The home advance in group configuration is task booking. This progression is cultivated by calculations that decide the ideal method to utilize the accessible resources for achieve the errands given a general target, e.g., to limit the time expected to achieve the mission or to amplify mission adequacy. The significance of the assignment booking step in group configuration relies upon the idea of the mission 170 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

space. In case there are various resources that must be utilized in one spot at one time, and various distinctive ways that resources can be joined to achieve errands, this progression might be critical in group plan. Interestingly, in case there is generally little rivalry for resources, or just a single method to achieve an errand with those resources, then, at that point task booking is definitely not a main consideration in the plan of the group. The yield of this progression in the plan interaction is an improved undertaking plan for utilizing the accessible resources for achieve the mission. At this stage, human jobs have not yet been thought of.  The subsequent stage, and the focal one for group configuration, is to make jobs for people by bunching assignments (and the assets expected to achieve them) so as to streamline a goal work. Errand bunching is frequently done based on two (possibly contending) measures: the objective of evening out responsibility across the colleagues, and the objective of limiting the measure of correspondence/coordination needed between colleagues. The pressure between these two rules can been seen from an improved on model: the most ideal approach to limit the requirement for coordination is to allot the entirety of the assignments to one individual, yet this clearly straightforwardly repudiates the objective of leveling the responsibility across the group.  While the objective of adjusting responsibility (or keeping responsibility under a passable limit) is a generally natural one, the objective of limiting the requirement for coordination requires further clarification. It isn't so much that that coordination is, in itself, \"terrible.\" However, assuming correspondence is needed to accomplish that coordination, that correspondence occupies the time and consideration of colleagues.  Therefore, the need to arrange through correspondence can negatively affect execution in conditions where there is a high assignment load (i.e., responsibility forced from outside the group). While it is in every case great to have data about what different individuals from the group are doing, there might be an expense to gaining that data. Correspondence can be fortunate or unfortunate for group execution, contingent upon when it happens and what else is going on around then. 9.8 KEYWORDS  Group of Robot: A gathering of robots characterizes a bunch of robots. A robot can't have a place with a few gatherings simultaneously. A gathering must be made out of one sort of robot (Pepper or NAO)  Mission: A mission is an application or a gathering of utilizations. This is the substance you can convey on robots 171 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

 Dependency: Dependencies are missions/applications that you can partner to a mission. In this way, when the mission is sent on robots, the conditions are conveyed simultaneously.  Queuing System: A lining framework is by and large characterized as a stream framework wherein a product travels through at least one diverts to move between various points.  Steady State: A lining framework that has been in need for quite a while and has arrived at a settled client stream and administration rate 9.9 LEARNING ACTIVITY 1. Create a session on Ticketing. ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ 2. Create a survey on Queuing system. ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ 9.10 UNIT END QUESTIONS A. Descriptive Questions Short Questions 1. What is Logistics? 2. Define Ticketing. 3. DefineQueuing. 4. What is command centre? 5. What are Timelines? Long Questions 1. Explain the Timelines Daily and Long Term in event logistics. 2. Examine about the concept of ticketing. 3. Illustrate the concept of Queuing. 4. Explain the event logistics. 5. Discuss about the different types of Command Centres? 172 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

B. Multiple Choice Questions 1. What are the Maximum LCs that can be leased in a train with two SLRs? a. No limit b. 3 c. 4 d. 2 2. Identify the suitable option for the following: Traffic originating from ports will be levied with Congestion surcharge of________%. a. 10 b. 15 c. 5 d. 20 3. Who must settle the Claims in respect to traffic booked by CONCOR whether delivered at CONCOR’s depots or at railway stations / goods sheds? a. Railways b. CONCOR c. CCO d. GM 4. Which of the following is not a component of 4 PL? a. Control room b. Resource providers c. Information d. Recycling 5. Which of the following is not an area to responsibilities for a logistics manager? a. Inventory b. Marketing c. Warehousing d. Purchasing Answers 173 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

1-c, 2-a, 3-c, 4-b, 5-b 9.11 REFERENCES References book  Levchuk, Y., Pattipati, C., and Kleinman, D. (1998). Designing Adaptive Organizations to Process a Complex Mission: Algorithms and Applications. Proceedings of the 1998 Command and Control Research and Technology Symposium (11-32) Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA.  Salas, E., Dickinson, T. L., Converse, S. A. and Tannenbaum, S. I. (1992) Toward and Understanding of Team Performance and Training in Teams: Their Training and Performance, Eds. Robert W. Swezey and Eduardo Salas, Ablex Publishing Company, Norwood, NJ.  Gordon, S.E. & Gill, R.T. (1997). Cognitive Task Analysis. In C.E. Zsambok & G. Klein (Eds.) Naturalistic Decision Making. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Mahwah, NJ. Textbook references  Levchuk, Y., Pattipati, C., and Kleinman, D. (1998). Designing Adaptive Organizations to Process a Complex Mission: Algorithms and Applications. Proceedings of the 1998 Command and Control Research and Technology Symposium (11-32) Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA.  Serfaty, D. (1996). Adaptive Architectures for Command and Control (A2C2): An Overview. Proceedings of the 1996 International Command and Control Research and Technology Symposium (272-276) NDU, Washington, DC.  MacIntyre, R.M., Morgan, B., Salas, E. & Glickman, A, (1988). Teamwork from team training: New evidence for the development of teamwork skills during operational training. Interservice/Industry Training Systems Conference, Orlando, FL. Website  https://www.academia.edu/1845203/Event_Logistics  https://ncert.nic.in/textbook/pdf/lehe209.pdf  https://www.researchgate.net/publication/343661561_Time_for_Timelines_The_Take - Home_Timeline_as_a_Tool_for_Exploring_Complex_Life_Histories/link/5f583825a 6fdcc9879d8c555/download 174 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

UNIT 10:LOGISTIC MANAGER DUTIES STRUCTURE 10.0 Learning Objectives 10.1 Introduction 10.2 Teaching Duty Manager Styles 10.3 Logistic Checklists 10.4 Equipment and Facilities 10.5 Venue Issues 10.6 Transport and Arrival Plan 10.7 Summary 10.8 Keywords 10.9 Learning Activity 10.10 Unit End Questions 10.11 References 10.0 LEARNING OBJECTIVES After studying this unit, you will be able to:  Describe the Logistic Checklists.  Explain the transport and arrival plan.  Illustrate the Teaching Duty Manager Styles.  Appreciate the Transport and Arrival Plan.  Identify about Venue Issues. 10.1 INTRODUCTION Logistics is for the most part the itemized association and execution of an intricate activity. In an overall marketing prudence, Logistics is the administration of the progression of things between the starting place and the place of utilization to meet the necessities of clients or companies. The assets oversaw in Logistics might incorporate substantial products like materials, hardware, and supplies, just as food and other consumable things. In military science, Logistics is worried about keeping up with armed force supply lines while disturbing those of the foe, since a furnished power without assets and transportation is 175 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

helpless. Military Logistics was at that point rehearsed in the antiquated world and as the cutting-edge military has a huge requirement for Logistics arrangements, progressed executions have been created. In military Logistics, Logistics officials oversee how and when to move assets to the spots they are required. Logistics the board is the piece of inventory network the executives and production network designing that plans, carries out, and controls the proficient, successful forward, and turn around stream and capacity of merchandise, benefits, and related data between the starting place a lot of utilization to meet client's necessities. The intricacy of Logistics can be demonstrated, broke down, pictured, and enhanced by committed reproduction programming. The minimization of the utilization of assets is a typical inspiration in all Logistics fields. An expert working in the field of Logistics the board is known as a logistician. The term Logistics is confirmed in English from 1846, and is from French: logistique, where it was either authored or promoted by military official and essayist Antoine-Henri Jomini, who characterized it in his Summary of the Art of War. The term shows up in the 1830 version, then, at that point named Analytic Table (Tableau Analytique), and Jomini clarifies that it is gotten from French: logis, lit. 'lodgings' (related to English cabin), in the terms French: maréchal des logis, lit. 'marshall of lodgings' and French: major-général des logis, lit. 'major-general of housing': The Oxford English Dictionary characterizes Logistics as \"the part of military science identifying with obtaining, keeping up with and moving material, staff and offices\". In any case, the New Oxford American Dictionary characterizes Logistics as \"the definite coordination of an unpredictable activity affecting many individuals, offices, or supplies\", and the Oxford Dictionary on-line characterizes it as \"the nitty gritty association and execution of a complex operation\". As such, Logistics is ordinarily seen as a part of designing that makes \"individuals frameworks\" instead of \"machine frameworks\". As per the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (beforehand the Council of Logistics Management), Logistics is the way toward arranging, carrying out and controlling methodology for the proficient and viable transportation and capacity of merchandise including administrations and related data from the starting place to the mark of utilization to adjust to client prerequisites and incorporates inbound, outbound, interior, and outside movements. When alluding to actual changes occurring in a solitary business area (industrial facility, eatery or even bank clerking) and hold the term Logistics for exercises identified with appropriation, that is, moving items on the region. Dealing with a dispersion community is seen, subsequently, as relating to the domain of Logistics since, while in principle, the items made by a manufacturing plant are prepared for utilization they should be moved along the circulation network as indicated by some rationale, and the dissemination place totals and cycles orders coming from various spaces of the region. According to a demonstrating point 176 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

of view, there are similitudes between tasks the executives and Logistics, and organizations at times utilize mixture experts, with for instance an \"Overseer of Operations\" or a \"Logistics Officer\" chipping away at comparative issues. Moreover, the term inventory network the executives initially alludes to, among different issues, having a coordinated vision of both creation and Logistics from starting place to point of production. All these terms might experience the ill effects of semantic change as a symptom of publicizing. Outbound Logistics Outbound Logistics is the cycle identified with the capacity and development of the eventual outcome and the connected data streams from the finish of the creation line to the end-client.  Procurement Logistics comprises of exercises, for example, statistical surveying, necessities arranging, settle on or-purchase choices, provider the board, requesting, and request controlling. The objectives in acquisition Logistics may be opposing: expanding effectiveness by focusing on center abilities, rethinking while at the same time keeping up with the self-sufficiency of the organization, or limiting obtainment costs while amplifying security inside the stock cycle.  Advance Logistics comprises of the exercises needed to set up or set up an arrangement for Logistics exercises to happen.  Global Logistics is in fact the way toward dealing with the 'progression' of merchandise through what is known as a store network, from its place of creation, to different pieces of the world. This regularly requires a multi-purpose transport framework, transport by means of sea, air, rail, and truck. The viability of worldwide Logistics is estimated in the Logistics Performance Index.  Distribution Logistics has, as principle assignments, the conveyance of the completed items to the client. It comprises of request handling, warehousing, and transportation. Circulation Logistics is fundamental in light of the fact that the time, spot, and amount of creation contrast with the time, spot, and amount of utilization.  Disposal Logistics has as its fundamental capacity to lessen Logistics cost(s) and upgrade service(s) identified with the removal of waste created during the activity of a business.  Reverse Logistics means that load of tasks identified with the reuse of items and materials. The converse Logistics measure incorporates the administration and the offer of overflows, just as items being gotten back to sellers from purchasers. Switch Logistics represents all activities identified with the reuse of items and materials. It is \"the way toward arranging, executing, and controlling the productive, financially savvy stream of crude materials, in-measure stock, completed merchandise and related data from the mark of utilization to the starting place to recover esteem or legitimate removal. All the more exactly, invert Logistics is the way toward moving 177 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

merchandise from their ordinary last objective to catch esteem, or legitimate removal. Something contrary to turn around Logistics is forward Logistics .\"  Green Logistics portrays all endeavors to quantify and limit the environmental effect of Logistics exercises. This incorporates all exercises of the forward and turn around streams. This can be accomplished through multi-purpose cargo transport, way enhancement, vehicle immersion and city Logistics .  RAM Logistics (see additionally Logistic designing) joins both business Logistics and military Logistics since it is worried about exceptionally convoluted innovative frameworks for which Reliability, Availability and Maintainability are fundamental, ex: weapon frameworks and military supercomputers.  Asset Control Logistics: organizations in the retail channels, both coordinated retailers and providers, regularly send resources needed for the showcase, conservation, advancement of their items. A few models are coolers, stands, show screens, evental gear, banner stands and edges.  Emergency Logistics (or Humanitarian Logistics) is a term utilized by the Logistics , store network, and assembling businesses to mean explicit time-basic methods of transport used to move merchandise or articles quickly in case of an emergency. The justification enrolling crisis Logistics administrations could be a creation delay or expected creation delay, or an earnest requirement for specific hardware to forestall events, for example, airplane being grounded (otherwise called \"airplane on ground\"— AOG), ships being postponed, or media communications disappointment. Helpful Logistics includes governments, the military, help offices, givers, non- legislative associations and crisis Logistics administrations are regularly sourced from an expert provider.  The term creation Logistics depicts strategic cycles inside a worth adding framework (ex: production line or a mine). Creation Logistics expects to guarantee that each machine and workstation gets the right item in the perfect amount and quality at the perfect time. The worry is with creation, testing, transportation, stockpiling, and supply. Creation Logistics can work in existing just as new plants: since assembling in a current plant is a continually evolving measure, machines are traded and new ones added, which offers the chance to further develop the creation Logistics framework accordingly. Production Logistics gives the way to accomplish client reaction and capital productivity. Creation Logistics turns out to be more significant with diminishing clump sizes. In numerous ventures (for example cell phones), the momentary objective is a group size of one, permitting even a solitary client's interest to be satisfied effectively. Track and following, which is a fundamental piece of creation Logistics because of item wellbeing and unwavering quality issues, is additionally acquiring significance, particularly in the auto and clinical businesses. 178 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

 Construction Logistics has been utilized by developments for millennia. As the different human developments attempted to assemble the most ideal works of development for living and assurance. Presently development Logistics has arisen as an imperative piece of development. In the previous few years, development Logistics has arisen as an alternate field of information and study inside the subject of production network the board and Logistics . One meaning of business Logistics talks about \"having the right thing in the perfect amount at the perfect time at the ideal spot at the right cost in the right condition to the right customer\". Business Logistics consolidates all industry areas and intends to deal with the realization of task life cycles, supply chains, and resultant efficiencies. The expression \"business Logistics \" has advanced since the 1960s because of the expanding intricacy of providing organizations with materials and transportation out items in an inexorably globalized production network, prompting a call for experts called \"inventory network logisticians\". In business, Logistics might have either an inner center (inbound Logistics) or an outside center (outbound Logistics), covering the stream and capacity of materials from starting place to point of utilization (see inventory network the board). The primary elements of a certified logistician incorporate stock administration, buying, transportation, warehousing, conference, and the getting sorted out and arranging of these exercises. Logisticians consolidate proficient information on every one of these capacities to facilitate assets in an association. There are two on a very basic level various types of Logistics: one upgrades a consistent progression of material through an organization of transport connections and capacity hubs, while different directions a succession of assets to complete some venture (e.g., rebuilding a stockroom). 10.2 TEACHING DUTY MANAGER STYLES To lead educators, understudies, or overseers successfully, you need a system that characterizes your methodology. Taking on an initiative style assists you with deciding how to decide, what objectives to focus on and how to connect with others. At the point when you pick the right administration style for the circumstance, you might have the option to take care of complex issues, resolve clashes rapidly, shift the direction of a school or even change instructive frameworks. Affiliate This methodology centers exclusively around individuals you lead, like staff or understudies. Maybe than zeroing in on your own necessities or objectives, you totally support the individuals who rely upon you. 179 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

Most pioneers who utilize a member style approach center around developing trust among supporters and engaging others to complete their objectives. At the point when you utilize this methodology, you need to trust the interaction and accept that the understudies or staff you lead are adequately committed to complete your arrangements and methodologies as coordinated. Authoritative On the off chance that you work in an instructive setting that requires or as of now works under severe principles and strategies, consider utilizing a definitive administration style to guarantee those you lead follow them. At the point when you take on a definitive style, you build up a huge scope vision and the transient objectives expected to accomplish it. You then, at that point delegate explicit rules for how every individual can help the association arrive at those objectives, manage your staff or understudies to intently screen execution and progress. This style is particularly successful when you have a lot of involvement or aptitude in a popular region that you can use to demonstrate that your legitimate methodology can work. With this methodology, you can anticipate understudies, instructors and even directors to regard you and your technique. Coaching At the point when you take on a training administration style, you take on a tutoring job for your group or class. You fabricate solid bonds with those you lead and spotlight on assisting them with fostering their abilities. As a mentor, you distinguish spaces of shortcoming among your understudies or staff and tell them the best way to improve. At the point when you mentor others, you endeavor to stay compassionate toward their requirements, objectives and abilities while yet keeping up with center around the association's objectives. Coercive At the point when you utilize a coercive methodology, you anticipate that your team or class should conform to the entirety of your requests. This stricter dictator approach includes distinguishing what should be done for sure changes should be made to accomplish a particular result and laying out extremely clear cycles for how to finish jobs and roll out those improvements. Albeit a coercive administration style may not be fitting as a drawn-out approach, it normally turns out best for pioneers who need to accomplish generous objectives, regularly in a short measure of time, and who can zero in on those objectives totally. A few managers utilize a coercive methodology during emergencies, like monetary strain, to put severe impediments on specific exercises and lessen contrarily effective practices. Also, instructors can utilize this style when they need to further develop their class' presentation rapidly. Emotional 180 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

An enthusiastic methodology centers around the sensations of individuals you lead. To utilize this authority style successfully, you should have sharp enthusiastic insight and see how to peruse and decipher how your staff or understudies feel. You likewise need to see how to propel others utilizing both their present sentiments and the feelings you realize they need to encounter. Instructional Numerous educators and overseers select to accept an informative initiative style since it underlines further developing showing execution and understudy progress at the same time. To accomplish these objectives, overseers assume liability for propelling instructors' expert turn of events, while educators work intimately with understudies to work on their presentation. Informative pioneers likewise set elevated standards for those they lead and give motivating forces to great execution. Overseers with an educational initiative style intently screen their instructors' presentation, assessing their capacities and recognizing regions that need improvement. They mastermind customary showing assessments and give extra preparing as important. Educators who utilize the informative administration style likewise survey understudies' exhibition to distinguish qualities and regions for development to then give extra assistance, for example, coaching or more one-on-one direction. Pacesetting Assuming you need to inspire your group of understudies, instructors, or heads to work on their presentation, think about establishing the rhythm yourself. Taking on this administration style can possibly function admirably when you lead individuals who are both experienced and inspired. As a pacesetter, you center less around having others set up objectives and more on filling in as a genuine model. To set this initiative style in motion, put out and pursue improvement objectives for yourself, for example, consistently getting new abilities, expanding efficiency, and growing new information about training best practices. Strategic At the point when you need to zero in on long haul arranging, consider utilizing an essential way to deal with better spotlight on examining current school and study hall execution and defining objectives to arrive at better outcomes. As an essential chief, you center less around everyday concerns and more on creating structures that permit others to arrive at long haul objectives. At the point when you adopt this strategy, you should plan to zero in on examining information, allotting assets, and creating organizations. Key pioneers likewise consider associations and coordinated effort fundamental for achieving significant objectives. Transactional 181 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

A Transactional style could help you and your association achieve your objectives since it permits you to see each communication like a deal or a trade of components with equivalent worth. These pioneers set these assumptions yet in addition give extra assets and backing inside limits to lay out the groundwork for staff and understudies. A Transactional methodology will in general work best when individuals you lead are roused by cash or another unmistakable award. Since numerous teachers are persuaded by more prominent purposes and objectives instead of cash alone, a value-based methodology might turn out just for select personnel. For instance, a chairman may anticipate that teachers should arrive at certain exhibition principles in the study hall in return for subsidizing a field trip, and thus, an instructor might anticipate that their students should arrive at those equivalent presentation guidelines in return for getting sorted out a field trip. 10.3 LOGISTIC CHECKLISTS The aspects of logistics planning that should be considered during the various stages of the procurement process (planning, requirement definition, sourcing, and evaluation) are detailed below:  Understanding the functional setting of the necessary item, and, if conceivable, help with creating details appropriate to neighborhood conditions.  Evaluating the obtainment movement and the time and monetary assets accessible to decide earnestness of the prerequisite. Earnestness might decide area of the buy and consequently additionally the method of transport.  Determining the kind of sourcing. Products might be bought locally/territorially or globally, or through set up LTAs. Products may likewise as of now be accessible in a distribution center, as excess stock from another venture. Products might even be acquired from a sister association, or be accessible as a gift in kind. Products may likewise have been pre-situated as a feature of a crisis store strategy, either internationally, provincially or on a nearby level. These alternatives ought to be viewed as while deciding if to buy, and how and where to buy, the necessary item, to address end-client's issues in an ideal and cost effective way.  Determining which markets are best situated to react to the end-client's conveyance prerequisites by assessing complete conveyed costs just as lead times, notwithstanding similarity with specialized rules, for instance, farm haulers from one area are not really the most appropriate for another locale, despite the fact that they might be exceptionally cutthroat and sensibly evaluated.  Reviewing the conveyance and transport prerequisites, just as the spending plan, and guaranteeing that they are finished and reasonable. 182 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

 Determining and contrasting all out lead time, including Logistics exercises. Diverse Logistics halls cause various expenses, yet additionally affect absolute lead times. One course may, for instance, be less expensive however encounters numerous hardships and postponements in clearing travel merchandise. A backup way to go may cut vehicle time. In some source nations, for instance, trade preparing may take longer, or ports might encounter a lot of blockage. All out production network lead times ought to be considered.  Determining the most financially savvy method for contracting transport, for example from the Supplier remembered for the buy request, or contracted to free cargo  Tendering for cargo, not really settled under viewpoint number 6 recorded above, and checking accessibility and intensity of a LTA for cargo administrations. For huge transfers where more ideal rates might potentially be acquired, spot tenders are prudent.  Insuring a transfer as per the arrangement of the association (see 'protection during transportation' beneath).  Ensuring that transportation reports got from the Supplier and cargo forwarder are finished and exact and that the representative has accepted their set (see 'delivering archives' underneath). Guaranteeing that essential courses of action are set up to clear freight on appearance. Contingent on the systems in the country, the recipient could be answerable for custom leeway of the products, nonetheless, traditions freedom is essential for the acquisition strategy, and in this way the obligation of obtainment officials. Mastermind acknowledgment of products on appearance by the getting unit and guarantee that cases are started inside the time span specified in the payload protection to get the interests of the association on account of absent or harmed freight.  Obtaining affirmation from agent that the shipment has been gotten in acceptable request. All through this interaction, the Requisitioner and additionally end-client ought to be kept educated regarding expected and genuine conveyance dates with the end goal for them to represent it in their neighborhood arranging. 10.4 EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES There is a lot of weighty work required at Logistics worksites, for example, in stacking, dumping, and moving load. Material dealing with gadget is an overall term for the machines used to make this Logistics work more proficient. These machines play out an assortment assignments including moving crude materials, works in measure, and finished items. There are numerous material taking care of gadgets utilized at Logistics worksites. These incorporate forklifts, trucks, beds, transports, movement robots, sorters, picking frameworks, and computerized stockrooms. 183 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

Stacking is the work to stack payload to deliver in a truck. Dumping is the work to dump load from a truck. A forklift presumably rings a bell when contemplating stacking and dumping. On the off chance that you visit a port region, you can see numerous forklift drivers stacking and dumping freight. 10.5 VENUE ISSUES Every one of the signatories to the Host City Contract (HCC); the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF), UK Government, Birmingham City Council and Commonwealth Games England (CGE) along with the Organizing Committee (OC) play key parts job in the arranging and conveyance of the 2022 Commonwealth Games, both independently and all in all to guarantee that the 2022 Commonwealth Games and the host local area heritages got from facilitating the Games are an immense achievement. The gatherings to the HCC have set up Birmingham Organizing Committee for the 2022 Commonwealth Games Ltd as the Organizing Committee ('OC'). The extent of the OC's job is expansive and complex and reaches from guaranteeing the actual status of the scenes and brief offices, to the arranging, coordination, and conveyance of more than 40 functional capacities like vehicle, security and considering address the issues of the Games, including the competitors, specialized authorities, onlookers, press, telecasters and different Games Family and partners. The OC and accomplices are focused on conveying the Games as proficiently and viably as conceivable to guarantee the event is practical and available to all in the long haul. We are looking for people to go along with us who are creative, monetarily shrewd and have a real energy and interest in conveying the most economical, comprehensive, and available Commonwealth Games to date. The Logistics Functional Area (FA) is liable for recognizing, perusing, putting away, conveying, recuperating, and arranging the materials needed to organize the Games. The reason for this job is to create, plan, carry out and deal with the Venue Logistics tasks for a particular group of rivalry and non-contest scenes. Settings are grouped into comparative sorts (set up scenes, greenfield destinations, stadia and so on) to adjust assets across the association, and to make efficiencies in arranging and conveyance. This job will shape part of the Logistics authority group and be needed to convey focal tasks that might affect all scenes and may remember supporting for the acquirement of assets, contract the board of providers/accomplices, arranging of unique administrations e.g., Appearances and Departures/Athlete Equipment Distribution. Over the long run job will include line the executives of appointed Venue Logistics Managers (VLMs). 10.6 TRANSPORT AND ARRIVAL PLAN Transport is basic for the economy. It sets out open doors for development, produces occupations, and works with exchange and acknowledges economies of scale. It openings for development, creates occupations, and works with exchange and acknowledges economies of scale. It upgrades UK seriousness by further developing network across nearby, territorial, 184 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

and public regions. Portability is key to the entire of society. It permits individuals to interface with spots, and shapes how we carry on with our lives. Social changes over the most recent twenty years have incredibly adjusted how and why we utilize the vehicle framework; shifts throughout the following twenty years will probably be much huger. Changes, for example, the developing, maturing populace will meet mechanical advances in electric force, digitalization, and mechanization. These advancements will bring openings, offering new development to existing necessities, just as extremist new methodologies. They will likewise bring difficulties, nonetheless. Understanding the maximum capacity of innovation expects us to consider how clients' movement conduct will react to it, and how the entirety of society and our economy can profit. To be groundbreaking, we need to see transport as a framework: to think about it all in all. The eventual fate of transport needs to adjust a wide scope of contemplations. Limit plays a part to play, however it should be connected to making travel more reasonable, be this through lower outflows, less travel or better connecting our excursions to lodging and work. An emphasis on individuals is fundamental to the eventual fate of versatility. Seeing how residents and organizations settle on choices and connect with innovation gives a chance to put the client at the core of an incorporated framework. It holds the way to comprehension and streamlining the acknowledgment, reception, and effect of new advances. Conduct and sociology can help us better plan our fabricated climate and its vehicle framework around clients, and permit innovation to work on the existences of people and society. This report on the Future of Mobility unites proof to illuminate the UK's reaction to a scope of difficulties and openings. To be effective, industry, science and strategy producers should cooperate, alongside residents. The UK has driving skill and information that places us at the bleeding edge of transport development. Through the Industrial Strategy and more comprehensively, we should get a handle on the business freedoms to completely take advantage of our latent capacity, making a vehicle framework that is prepared for what's to come. Transport is something beyond movement. It associates individuals; it gives admittance to occupations, networks, and products; it conveys essential social administrations. Generally, singular vehicle modes have advanced at various rates and times, from the decrease of pony attracted carriages to the ascent of the vehicle, or the drop in channel cargo to the development of the rail routes. This has prompted a perplexing, divided way to deal with transport administration, one in which various modes and areas are considered in disengagement. During the twentieth century, our way of life turned out to be intensely dependent on the car. The present circumstance endures today: in rustic regions, 87% of individual excursions are made via vehicle or van, and 78% in metropolitan regions. Connected to the ascent of automobility, there has been a decrease in strolling and cycling after some time. Our dependence on vehicles stretches out to the cargo area; by ton-km, 76% of cargo passes by street, contrasted and 15% by water and 9% by rail. 185 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

Understanding the social and individual elements influencing individuals' lives, and subsequently how individuals settle on the way of life decisions they do – including their movement decisions – is vital to understanding future vehicle interest. It is likewise fundamental assuming government needs to understand the gainful changes, for instance by overseeing request or empowering modular changes in the vehicle framework. This report shows a portion of these changes, utilizing contextual analyses. Generally, we are right now voyaging less at an individual level, even though populace development implies the absolute distance voyaged is expanding. The purposes for this decrease in singular travel are perplexing, however more extensive social components, like the changing idea of work, having families later and going to college, have all had an effect. For people, reasonableness, openness, wellbeing, dependability, and propensity are immeasurably significant variables. Travel practices, especially those of youngsters, are moving. Introductory information demonstrates that vehicle use, and proprietorship is less predominant among youthful partners than it was previously. This is reflected by their more noteworthy receptiveness to the sharing economy, which innovation will progressively work with. The financial weight of transport to people is amplified in places with less fortunate admittance to, and greater expenses of, public vehicle. These are both impacted by where individuals reside. For instance, it is customarily difficult to give great vehicle administrations to low-thickness rural regions, however these are the place where the least fortunate individuals are progressively prone to live. Their direction for living – where they reside – hence impacts their movement conduct. Travel conduct additionally fluctuates significantly by area. This report thinks about certain arrangements that may helpfully be considered in metropolitan, rural and rustic areas, drawing on the potential offered by new advancements and plans of action. Both hard and delicate measures are probably going to be important to accomplish genuine change and invigorate shifts in constant travel conduct. More extensive social changes, like a developing and maturing populace in the UK, overlay and interface with versatility, prompting further intricacy. For instance, dynamic travel (strolling and cycling) will in general diminish with age, while vehicle use increments. This joins with the test of keeping the more established populace solid and living freely for more. Vehicle dependence is compounded by the way that the populace is maturing more quickly in country regions, where admittance to administrations, including public vehicle, is restricted. This limitation on movement decisions has suggestions for prosperity and social capital. The reasons why individuals utilize the vehicle framework are additionally changing, with suggestions for the vehicle framework. Presently, shopping is the most well-known justification individual travel, with driving coming next. However friendly changes are persuasive here as well, and again the connections to the vehicle framework become possibly the most important factor. The ascent of internet business has seen a decrease in the high road, as more individuals shop and request suppers on the web. This has prompted an increment in home conveyances. This, joined with development in assistance vehicles, may assist with clarifying the critical ascent 186 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

in van use. These vehicles offer more noteworthy adaptability than substantial products vehicles, which are more vigorously controlled. 10.7 SUMMARY  Meeting the present vehicle challenges, for instance decreasing clog and air contamination, while giving the consistent, client driven administrations that individuals and organizations need and expect, will rely upon settling on the right arrangement decisions. Expanding information use and availability will likewise play a larger part to play later on. There is a chance to reexamine how we design and work foundation utilizing information. Away from foundation, the volume of privatelyowned information is developing – clients are as of now utilizing this, however more extensive social advantages may not be felt if neighborhood specialists don't approach this. This season of social change and new innovations, from self- ruling vehicles to e-bikes, offers broad freedoms.  As depicted in our situations, government assumes a significant part in getting a handle on these and forming the carry out of new innovation, just as its area and effect. Regardless of whether new innovations can be carried out for all remaining parts an open inquiry. Who will profit with the new information that will be created? Public mentalities will be significant, like protection from change or doubt about new turns of events.  Furthermore, the effects of mechanical change – which can be quick and are frequently problematic – are profoundly questionable, which makes it hard to survey them utilizing ordinary arranging devices. Conversely, situation arranging can help leaders to investigate how strategy decisions will work out in various fates; it additionally assists with settling on approach choices stronger.  Each situation consolidates government decisions and outside components to make conceivable prospects. They outline the effect of strategy decisions and permit strategy creators to check if their arrangements are powerful under an assortment of conditions. Situations can likewise be utilized to set out a dream for a specific area, and afterward think about the job of vehicles in empowering that vision.  This approach is as of now being utilized in urban areas across Europe, while in the UK, it was embraced in the Greater Manchester 2040 system and the London Mayoral Transport Strategy. In light of the examination of past and latest things, and the conceivable effects of new improvements under various situations, this report recognizes ten need regions for the UK government to consider. Part 8 clarifies these in more detail. Across this load of regions, information and the suitable sharing of information will be basic to understand the chances. 187 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

 Government ought to consider what it needs transport to give. Wellbeing and prosperity, social incorporation, open positions, exchange, admittance to administrations, maintainable spots and different goals would all be able to be upheld through the cautious plan and arranging of the vehicle framework. Tradeoffs should be tended to, however, and this requires expansive cooperation across government. It likewise requires esteem decisions with respect to which results are more alluring and, as needs be, get more noteworthy weight.  This will permit coming patterns and modes to be molded instead of reacted to. Framework choices taken now have durable impacts and there are decisions and compromises, yet there ought to be an attention on utilizing the entire framework. Government could pursue the open door of reacting to the principal National Infrastructure Assessment to set out such a dream.  Mobility is crucial to the effective development of individuals and merchandise that supports our economy. During the twentieth century, portability levels expanded and changed admittance to occupations, opening up new business sectors and driving the changing idea of land use. All of this brought long haul benefits for local monetary development. Without a doubt, shopper interest for labor and products was a significant shaper of versatility in the twentieth century as far as traffic, business and migration.  Mobility is fundamental for social union, broadening individuals' chances and working on their wellbeing and prosperity. It has changed society, the construction and areas of towns and benefits, and has likewise been a significant supporter of individual decision; the vehicle added to ladies' liberation, for instance. 10.8 KEYWORDS  Direct Cost: An expense that can be straightforwardly followed to an expense object since an immediate or repeatable circumstances and logical results relationship exists. An immediate expense utilizes an immediate task or cost causal relationship to move costs.  Discharge Port: The name of the port where the freight is dumped from the fare vessel. This is the port answered to the U.S. Evaluation on the Shipper's Export Declaration, Schedule K, which is utilized by U.S. organizations when sending out. This can likewise be viewed as the principal release port.  Distributed Inventory: Inventory that is topographically scattered. For instance, where an organization keeps up with stock in various dissemination communities to give a more elevated level of client support. 188 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

 Supply Chain: Starting with natural crude materials and finishing with the last client utilizing the completed merchandise, the store network joins many organizations together.  Transportation Planning: The way toward characterizing a coordinated production network transportation plan and keeping up with the data which portrays all out inventory network transportation prerequisites, and the administration of carriers, both between and intra-organization. 10.9 LEARNING ACTIVITY 1. Create a session on Logistic Checklists ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ 2. Create a survey on Teaching Duty Manager Styles ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ 10.10 UNIT END QUESTIONS A. Descriptive Questions Short Questions 1. What is teaching? 2. Who is logistics manager? 3. Write the main duties of manager? 4. Define Venue Issues. 5. What areChecklists? Long Questions 1. Illustrate the Teaching Duty Manager Styles. 2. Explain the Logistic Checklists. 3. Examine the Equipment and Facilitiesin logistics. 4. Examine the Arrival Plan. 5. Illustrate the issues in Venue. B. Multiple Choice Questions 189 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

1. Which of the following is the most popular type of event site used? a. Hotel/resort b. Convention centre c. Banquet hall d. Club 2. Identify the correct option for the following statement: Budgeting an event, negotiating contracts, arranging the speaker, and organizing audiovisual needs is part of ________ stage of the event planning process? a. Research b. Design c. Planning d. Coordinating 3. Identify the right option for the following: Determining ________ a special event should be held, what the focus should be, and its location helps answer the event planner’s questions during which stage of the event planning process? a. Research b. Planning c. Coordinating d. Design 4. Which of the following is a not-for-profit organization that is in almost every city in the United States and Canada? a. MPI b. CSM c. CVB d. CFEE 5. Choose the correct option: Inspiring the staff is a good reflection of ________ type of skill? a. Negotiating b. Leadership c. Project management d. Budgeting 190 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

Answers 1-a, 2-c, 3-a, 4-c, 5-b 10.11 REFERENCES References book  Baron de Jomini (1830). Tableau Analytique des principal’scombinations De La Guerre, Et De Leurs Rapports Avec La Politique Des États: Pour Servir D'Introduction Au Traité Des Grandes Opérations Militaires.  Chambray (1832). \"Observation sur Le Tableau Analytique des principal’scombinations De La Guerre, Et De Leurs Rapports Avec La Politique Des États: Pour Servir D'Introduction Au Traité Des Grandes Opérations Militaires par le général Jomini\". Le Spectateur militaire: Recueil de science, d'art et d'histoire militaires (in French).  Tepic, J.; Tanackov, I.; Stojić, Gordan (2011). \"Ancient logistics – historical timeline and etymology\"(PDF). Technical Gazette. 18 (3). S2CID 42097070. Archived from the original (PDF) on 9 March 2019. Textbook references  Troy T. Kirby, (2014)The Duke of Wellington and the Supply System During the Peninsula War, CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform 2014  Roger Morriss, (2007)\"Colonization, Conquest, and the Supply of Food and Transport: The Reorganization of Logistics Management, 1780–1795,\" War in History, (July 2007).  Cloutier, Peter J.; Frank, Brian K. (July–August 2009). \"The Joint Logistics Analysis Tool\". Website  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logistics  https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/career-development/leadership-styles-in- education  https://elearning.un.org/CONT/GEN/CS/The_Fundamental_of_Procurement/m07L3/r esources/Checklist%20for%20Logistics%20Planning.pdf 191 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

UNIT 11: ZAMBONI PRINCIPLE STRUCTURE 11.0 Learning Objectives 11.1 Introduction 11.2 Meaning of Zamboni Principle 11.3 Set Up and Break Down 11.4 Summary 11.5 Keywords 11.6 Learning Activity 11.7 Unit End Questions 11.8 References 11.0 LEARNING OBJECTIVES After studying this unit, you will be able to:  Describe the Set up.  Illustrate the Zamboni Principle.  Explain Break Down. 11.1 INTRODUCTION If necessity is the mother of invention, Frank J. Zamboni might be considered its father. This tireless inventor/entrepreneur never came across an obstacle he couldn’t tinker his way around. Frank J. Zamboni was born on January 16, 1901, in Eureka, Utah. Frank’s parents moved their family (with one year old Frank in tow) from Eureka to a farm in Idaho, where Frank developed his mechanical skills. For more information about the Zamboni family history, see “The Man behind the Machine”. In 1920, Frank moved to Southern California with his brother Lawrence to join their older brother George in his auto repair business. After a short time tinkering on cars, the two younger Zambonis decided to open an electrical service business catering to the local dairy industry. The brothers installed many refrigerator units dairies used to keep their milk cool. When the demand for cooling expanded into the produce industry, the brothers expanded their business vision, as well: they built a plant that made the block ice wholesalers used to 192 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

pack their product that was transported by rail across the country. But as refrigeration technology improved, demand for block ice began to shrink, and Frank and Lawrence started looking for other ways to capitalize on their expertise with ice. That opportunity came in the sport of ice skating. Popularity of the sport was growing, but there were few rinks in Southern California, so in 1939 Frank, Lawrence, and a cousin-built Iceland Skating Rink in Paramount. The rink still operates today just blocks from the Zamboni factory. In fact, it’s not unusual to see Zamboni ice resurfaces driving down the neighborhood streets on their way to be tested in Iceland. The first ice resurfacer was invented by Frank Zamboni, who was originally in the refrigeration business. Zamboni created a plant for making ice blocks that could be used in refrigeration applications. As the demand for ice blocks waned with the spread of compressor-based refrigeration, he looked for another way to capitalize on his expertise with ice production. In 1939, Zamboni built the Iceland Skating Rink in Paramount, California. To resurface the skating rink, 3 or 4 workers had to scrape, wash, and squeegee the ice. A thin layer of water was then added for the fresh ice. This process was extremely time consuming, and Zamboni wanted to find a more efficient way to resurface the ice. From 1942 to 1947, he worked to develop a vehicle that could cut down on resurfacing time. In 1947, he built a machine that would shave, wash, and squeegee the ice. This machine was mounted on an army surplus Willys Jeep chassis. A blade was mounted on the machine, which would shave the ice; the ice would then receive a thin layer of water creating a smooth sheet of ice. The prototype had a tank that held the ice shavings, which were carried to the tank via a conveyor belt. Zamboni abandoned this model in late 1947 because of deficiencies with the blade and handling. A new machine was developed using another army surplus vehicle chassis. This machine had four-wheel drive as well as all-wheel steering. By 1949, the Model A Zamboni Ice Resurfacer was developed. Further modification to the Model A included the addition of a wash water tank and a cover for the snow-holding tank (for ice shavings). The all-wheel steering feature was reduced to only front-wheel steering because the machine constantly got wedged against the boards. The Zamboni ice-resurfacer was patented in 1953. A Zamboni ice resurfacer at work in Gdańsk. The Model B was the next ice resurfacer made by Zamboni. The Zamboni Model C was also built on the same frame, but more design changes were applied. The driver's position was raised for better visibility, and the capacity of the snow-holding tank was increased. From the late 1950s to 1964, there were minimal changes in how the ice-resurfacers were designed. The introduction of the HD series in 1964 saw a shift in the design of the Zamboni ice resurfacers. Instead of relying on a conveyor belt system to move the ice shavings into the snow-holding tank, a vertical screw conveyor system was installed, and a new hydraulic 193 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

snow-dumping system was adopted. This design has been the industry standard since it was first adopted. In 1967, an Elmira, Ontario-based welder named Andrew Schlupp founded the Resurfice Corporation and began producing competing models of resurfacers, including their popular Olympia line. In 1980 an Italian company, Engo Ice Arena Equipment, began producing ice resurfacers. 11.2 MEANING OF ZAMBONI PRINCIPLE An ice resurfacer is a vehicle or hand-pushed device used to clean and smooth the surface of a sheet of ice, usually in an ice rink. The first ice resurfacer was developed by American inventor and engineer Frank Zamboni in 1949 in the city of Paramount, California. As such, an ice resurfacer is often referred to as a \"Zamboni\" regardless of brand or manufacturer. The ice around the edges of a rink tends to build up because the conditioner blade does not extend all the way to the outer edges of the conditioner, and it is unwise to \"ride\" (drive with the conditioner touching) the dasher boards. An ice edger is a small device like a rotary lawn mower that is used to shave down the edges of the ice surface that the ice resurfacer cannot cut. An ice edger cannot shave ice that has an overall bowl or mushroom shape. Drivers using latest model ice resurfacing equipment can effectively cut ice edges within millimeters of the dasher board. No less a philosopher than Charlie Brown once observed that \"there are three things in life that people like to stare at: a flowing stream, a crackling fire, and a Zamboni clearing ice.\" In 1949, when Frank Zamboni invented the first ice resurfacing machine, he considered calling it the Paramount in honor of the Los Angeles suburb where he and his brother owned a huge rink. He wisely tossed modesty aside: There are other brands, but the name Zamboni is iconic. Operators claim it takes a year or two to get the hang of driving one. A Zamboni is capable of speeds up to 9 miles per hour, but most operators prefer to go less than half that fast. Turning at higher speeds can nick the ice. \"The important thing isn’t speed,\" says Paula Coony, who handles a surprising number of such questions for hte Zamboni Company. \"It’s the quality of the ice.\" At many arenas, she adds, \"the Zamboni is treated as a mascot.\" Shaving A 57-pound, 70-inch steel blade sharp enough to slice through a stack of newspapers peels the top one-sixteenth of an inch, often less, from the scarred surface of the ice. Collecting 194 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

A horizontal screw inside the conditioner (the hooded assembly below the driver’s seat) collects the shavings, feeding them to a vertical screw which lifts them to the slinger—a rotating paddle that tosses the shavings into the snow tank at the front of the machine. Washing Clean water is fed from the wash tank in front of the driver down to the conditioner. The water is sprayed on the ice in front of a squeegee that collects the water and picks up dirt and other debris, such as tossed coins or broken teeth. These are filtered out before the water is returned to the wash tank for re-use. Resurfacing Clean water from a heated tank is spread on the ice by a heavy cloth applicator. Water temperature is critical to ice quality, with 140 degrees a common benchmark. Coils beneath the ice refreeze the surface. Hockey players and speed skaters want harder ice while figure skaters prefer softer ice to help them dig in their edges on landing. 11.3 SET UP AND BREAK DOWN Frank J. Zamboni & Co., Inc. manufactures a well-known line of equipment used to smooth and resurface ice rinks. The various models of the Zamboni ice resurfacer, which are assembled by hand, one at a time, enjoy a remarkable following in the United States and in the 60 countries where the machine is sold. The family-owned and -operated company capitalizes on the widespread popularity of its ice resurfacers through its subsidiary, Zamboni Merchandising Co., Inc., which sells toys, accessories, and apparel under the Zamboni brand name. While the company's main manufacturing plant is in Paramount, California, a second production facility operates in Brantford, Ontario. Moreover, to assist with overseas sales efforts, there is a company branch office in Zurich, Switzerland. 1920s: The Zamboni Family Arrives Southern California was the birthplace of the most widely recognized ice resurfacing machine in the world, a machine that would enjoy a cult following among skating and hockey enthusiasts, as well as among many of those who never stepped onto or sat outside an ice rink. The Zamboni ice resurfacer was created in Paramount, California, where the Zamboni brothers--children of Italian immigrants--settled in the early 1920s. George Zamboni was the first to arrive in Paramount. He opened his own auto repair shop and soon invited his younger brothers, Frank, and Lawrence, to join him in Paramount to help him with his business. Frank and Lawrence arrived in 1922 to join the family business. However, entrepreneurial inclinations in the Zamboni family ran deep, and Frank and Lawrence soon set out on their own, establishing an electrical service business. The younger Zambonis started their company to serve the local dairy industry, for which the pair built and installed large refrigerator units designed to keep milk cool. 195 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

For Frank Zamboni, whose education stopped after the ninth grade, a lack of schooling proved no hindrance to his success in the business world. His mechanical skills provided an adequate means of financial support as a young adult, enabling him to establish himself in Paramount. Once settled in his new hometown, his penchant for invention gained full expression, providing the backdrop for his signal achievement, the Zamboni ice resurfacer. Before Frank Zamboni made the leap from refrigeration equipment to ice resurfacing equipment, his partnership with his brother Lawrence took a fateful turn. The brothers' business grew as the dairy industry it served grew, and it expanded as the local demand for refrigeration equipment expanded. When agricultural companies needed refrigeration equipment, they turned to the Zamboni brothers, who broadened their operational scope by building a plant capable of producing block ice. Frank and Lawrence supplied the ice to wholesalers who used it to pack their produce in rail cars shuttling across the country. The Zambonis' business expanded, supported by both the growing dairy, and produce industries, but the brothers' success soon came shuddering to a halt. Improvements in refrigeration technology quickly rendered block ice obsolete, forcing the Zambonis to look for other areas to exploit their newfound expertise with ice. 1940: Zamboni-Owned Ice Rink Opens and Creates a Pressing Need The Zamboni brothers struck out in a surprising new business direction; they decided to open an ice-skating rink in southern California. Ice skating was growing in popularity during this time, and there were few rinks in operation in the area. Frank and Lawrence Zamboni, with the help of a cousin, began building one of the country's largest skating rinks in Paramount in 1939, opening the Iceland Skating Rink in January of the following year. The rink was designed to hold up to 800 skaters at a time, who could skate throughout 20,000 square feet of ice under the sun-filled skies of a Paramount afternoon. The intriguing dichotomy of ice skating during a perpetual summer, however, soon lost its attraction to the effects of hot sun and arid desert winds. In response, the Zamboni's open-air facility was soon covered with a domed roof, but the improvement in the surface conditions of the ice was only temporary. The uppermost ice sheet in the rink, grooved and worn by the skaters' blades, required periodic maintenance to regain its smoothness. During the early 1940s, rejuvenating the ice sheet was a laborious process requiring a tractor that pulled a scraper. As the scraper shaved off the tracked ice, three or four workers trailed behind the scraper, gathering the leavings. Once the worn surface had been removed, the workers sprayed water over the rink, cleaned it with a squeegee, and waited for the film of water to freeze. The entire process took an hour to complete, which stirred the inventive nature of Frank. In his mind, the resurfacing process was too cumbersome, prompting him to search for a more efficient solution. Zamboni's search called upon his days tinkering with cars while working for his brother George, his experience developing refrigeration equipment, and his indefatigable energies as an inventor. Eventually, the result was the first Zamboni ice resurfacer. 196 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

Frank began his search in March 1942, when he purchased a tractor and started experimenting. Failure followed: Zamboni incorporated a scraping mechanism into a sled pulled by a tractor that neither smoothed the rutted ice nor cleared the shavings adequately. He continued to experiment with his prototype, spending the next five years trying to fashion his tractor-sled design into a workable model. Meanwhile, the laborious process of resurfacing the ice at Iceland Skating Rink continued. Skating crowds were growing, but the hour-long resurfacing process meant less available time for skaters in the rink and less money for the Zamboni family business. Frank pressed ahead with what was becoming his life's challenge. By 1947, Zamboni had abandoned the tractor-sled concept for a design incorporating the chassis of a used a World War II surplus Jeep. The finished model, dubbed Prototype No. 3, featured all aspects of the resurfacing process in one vehicle, including an elevated tank designed to hold all the scrapings and snow gathered in a single resurfacing. Again, the design was unsuccessful, but parts from Prototype No. 3 were eventually used to construct an ice resurfacer that met Zamboni's performance criteria. In the summer of 1949, more than seven years after he had begun his quest to build an efficient ice resurfacer, Zamboni at last had a machine capable of consistently producing a clean sheet of ice. At Iceland Skating Rink, he unveiled the 'Model A Zamboni Ice Resurfacer,' featuring four-wheel drive and four-wheel steering, an in-tank snow melting system, and a patented 'Wash Water' system that ensured a pristine sheet of new ice. Zamboni had labored throughout the 1940s to satisfy his need for a competent resurfacer, and though he considered himself primarily an ice rink operator, not a budding manufacturer, his course would change shortly after he had finished work on the Model A. In 1950, he sold his first ice resurfacer, the $5,000 Zamboni Model B, to the nearby Pasadena Winter Garden. Also, that year he would gain world renown, becoming unofficial spokesperson for his pioneering machine. The time had come for Zamboni to regard himself as a full-fledged manufacturer. Zamboni's Resurfacer Goes Global in the 1950s In 1950, ice skating's most influential ambassador, three-time Olympic gold medalist Sonja Henie, arrived in Paramount. Henie, winner of the women's singles title in 1928, 1932, and 1936, had spent her post-Olympic career starring in her own traveling ice show, which stopped at Zamboni's Iceland Skating Rink to practice between tour dates. When Henie saw Zamboni's novel ice resurfacer rejuvenate the rink's surface, the Norwegian skater was immediately won over. She asked Zamboni if he would make one for her for an upcoming performance in Chicago. The deadline was tight, but Zamboni could not refuse. He reportedly spent day and night getting a Model B ready for Henie. He loaded the resurfacing parts into a U-Haul trailer and hitched it to the Jeep that would serve as the chassis for the Model B. Zamboni drove the Jeep to Chicago and assembled the ice resurfacer 197 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

in time for the opening performance of the Sonja Henie Ice Review. The following year, Henie ordered another Model B and took one of the ice resurfacers with her on tour to Europe, giving Zamboni invaluable exposure overseas. In 1952, the Ice Capades purchased the last Model B Zamboni made, a machine that later found a permanent home in the Hockey Hall of Fame. By this time, Zamboni had turned his ice resurfacing invention into a full-time business and was ready to move on toward the next generation of Zamboni ice resurfacers. Zamboni continued to operate the Iceland Skating Rink, but as the orders for the Model B came in one after another, he decided to form a separate company to oversee his manufacturing activities. Initially, he wanted to call his company the Paramount Engineering Company, but that name was already in use, so he chose a corporate title that was sure to be original: his own name. Frank J. Zamboni & Co., whose manufacturing site was established down the block from the Iceland Skating Rink, began its corporate life just as the U.S. economy began to show signs of enormous postwar growth. During these halcyon years of robust economic expansion, Americans embraced the concept of leisure time as they never had before, fueling, among myriad other pursuits, the popularity of ice skating and increasing the number of ice rinks in the country. Although he could not have known it when he first began experimenting with a new ice resurfacer, Zamboni's timing was perfect. His revolutionary machine was already beginning to gain widespread notice just as a wave of new ice rinks were opening across the country. Zamboni worked diligently to supply the growing community of ice rink operators with improved versions of his original ice resurfacer. Some of his alterations worked, while others produced no improvement in performance and were scrapped, but all the changes represented evolutionary steps in the development of the founder's signature line of machines. Zamboni's next series of ice resurfacers featured an elevated driver's seat, giving the operator a clearer view over the snow tank. After the debut of the Model C in 1952, Zamboni introduced the Model D with a redesigned dump tank, but the alteration did little to improve performance, prompting Zamboni to abandon the design concept and move quickly to the Model E. Introduced in 1954, the Model E was the first Zamboni ice resurfacer designed for mass production. Within two years, 20 of the Model E machines were sold, including one to the Boston Garden. Following the success of the Model E series, Zamboni turned his attention to addressing the requests of his customers. Ice rink operators, whose ranks were growing steadily by the mid-1950s, clamored for greater snow and water capacity, which led Zamboni to make fundamental changes in the Model F, introduced in 1956. Instead of using a complete Jeep, Zamboni stripped away much of the vehicle, providing for increased water and snow capacity. After this initial spree of new model releases, Zamboni waited eight years before making any substantial changes to his invention, and when the next version debuted, its characteristics set the standard for the industry for the remainder of the 20th century. 1960s-70s: Development of the Modern Ice Resurfacer 198 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

The Model HD, introduced in 1964, was the first Zamboni ice resurfacer devoid of any remnants of a Jeep chassis. The machine also featured a revamped system to carry snow from the ice surface to the snow tank and it was equipped to discharge snow from the tank at a significantly faster rate than previous models. The next innovative leap in the Zamboni ice resurfacer occurred in 1978, when the 500 Series was introduced. The 500 Series, produced by Zamboni & Co. for the remainder of the 20th century, replaced the air-cooled engines of its predecessors with a liquid-cooled engine. The Model 552 used new battery technology to give customers the first electric ice resurfacer, which along with the Model 500 developed into the most popular ice resurfacers made by Zamboni. For the legions of admirers who transformed Zamboni's bulky-looking invention into a cultural icon, the 500 and the 552 were most commonly the objects of their tributes. Although Frank J. Zamboni & Co. succeeded as an enterprise largely because of the pioneering work of its founder, the widespread popularity of the machine among the general, non-buying public played an instrumental role in the company's success. In the minds of many of those who watched it in action, the Zamboni ice resurfacer transcended its existence as a piece of athletic equipment to become an object of adoration. Zamboni ice resurfacers appeared in Charles Schulz's hugely popular 'Peanuts' comic strip, debuting in January 1980, and making more than 50 appearances during the ensuing 20 years. People wrote songs about the Zamboni ice resurfacer, a racehorse was named after the machine, and celebrities such as Disney chief Michael Eisner, country singer Garth Brooks, and race-car driver Richard Petty used their influence to get behind the wheel of the famed ice resurfacer. The machines were featured in films, advertising campaigns, and in popular television shows such as the situation comedy 'Cheers,' in which a recurring character was killed by a Zamboni ice resurfacer traveling at its top speed of nine miles per hour. Perhaps the ultimate recognition of the ice resurfacer's fixed position in the mindset of the nation occurred in the mid-1990s when Zamboni appeared as a proper noun and brand name in Webster's Collegiate Dictionary. Supported by successive waves of improved models and by what amounted to a fan base that stretched across the globe, Frank J. Zamboni & Co. attained startling prominence in an otherwise insignificant industry niche. By the late 1990s, more than 6,500 machines had been sold to customers in 60 countries, with the standard model selling for approximately $50,000 and the most inexpensive model--an ice resurfacer designed for backyard use--retailing for roughly $7,000. The decades of unbridled success during the company's first half-century of business enabled the Zamboni family to establish a second manufacturing facility in Brantford, Ontario, as well as a branch office in Zurich, Switzerland. As the company's 50th anniversary approached, the second generation of Zamboni management was in place. Frank's death in 1988 forced the company to make its first significant change in management--often a stumbling block for family-operated companies- and continued success ensued under the leadership of Frank's son, Richard Zamboni. In the late 1990s, Richard's own son, Frank, headed the Brantford manufacturing operations, 199 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)

auguring a third generation of Zamboni management. Perhaps the most notable achievement in the decade following Frank's death was the establishment of a merchandising subsidiary, Zamboni Merchandising Co., in 1997 that produced toys, apparel, and accessories under the Zamboni brand name. The addition of a merchandising arm, which promised to provide a significant stream of revenue, coupled with the entrenched market appeal of the company's ice resurfacers, created a powerful business combination at the century's end, one that promised to exude strength in the century ahead. When you plan, promote and prepare for an event, you are able to control how resources are allocated, and the time you are spending doing the tasks you take on. Once you commence delivering an event, your control over what happens is lessened, and if something unforeseen happens, you don’t have the luxury of time to deal with it. As discussed in the last chapter the more complex an event is, the more safeguards or contingency plans you need to have in place. Events that depend heavily on complex equipment for example can encounter serious problems if equipment fails and cannot be quickly replaced or repaired. Your contingency plans should cover all probabilities and responses, so on the day there is a clear understanding of the steps that need to be taken to control the problem or situation. Some Things to Consider before Setting-Up Day Visit the site or venue a week before the event and again the day prior – check that all is in place and that the venue owners have held up their end of the contract. Make sure you have a site plan showing (as appropriate to the event):  Exits  Entrances, emergency entrances and exits,  Parking facilities  Pedestrian routes  Location of fire extinguishers and firefighting equipment  Toilets and washroom, changing room facilities  Positioning of vendors (if applicable)  Telephones  Seating arrangements  Stage location and other entertainment sites  Mains power  Restricted areas 200 CU IDOL SELF LEARNING MATERIAL (SLM)