The Logistics and Management of Distribution Channels, the case of Kosovo
The Logistics and Management of Distribution Channels, the case of Kosovo
Author(s): Hidajet Karaxha, Ilia KristoSubject(s): Business Economy / Management, Marketing / Advertising
Published by: Kolegji ILIRIA and Felix-Verlag
Keywords: Marketing’s logistics; integrated management of logistics;distribution channels;
Summary/Abstract: By coordinating their activities, companies aim to provide available products for their clients in the right place and time. Logistics activities have always been essential for companies, and therefore the logistics of the business and the management of the supply chain is a synthesis of many concepts, principles and methods from some of the most traditional fields of marketing, manufacture, accountability and transport, and also of the disciplines of mathematics and economy. This paper deals with the main aspects of logistics, business and management of the supply chain, and with the main aspects of the strategies and competitive incomes of the company. These aspects include transportation, inventory, processing, purchase, storage, treatment, packing, the standards of customer service and production. We have also described the role of the marketing of logistics as a system of planning which guarantees that the order will be executed in time, in the fastest way possible and with a low cost. The effective management of distribution channels affects the firms to realize an efficient process of distribution, in distributing the final products from the producer to the last consumer and in this way it helps these firms to grow their market and sales, and built strong relations with their clients. This paper includes empirical data that were collected by questionnaires and interviews, and subsidiary data as well, based on the review of the existing literature regarding logistics and the management of distribution channels. The collection of primary data was realized by the compilation of a questionnaire, which helped in developing contacts. The research was realized with owners, directors, managers and other holders of Kosovan companies. The sample is intentional (not probable).
Journal: ILIRIA International Review
- Issue Year: 6/2016
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 037-048
- Page Count: 12
- Language: English