LogiBCN Logistics Services and Megacity Transport Solutions

LogiBCN Corporate Composition and Services

Presentation of Logistics Solutions

Welcome everyone. My name is Valeria Moreno, and I am going to present the services we offer at LogiBCN. Our primary objective is to examine all company processes to determine where we can be more efficient.

Good communication with other departments is very important to make our jobs easier.

Our methodology focuses on cross-docking because it is efficient and faster. Some of our services depend on the client's needs and can include consolidation, deconsolidation, picking, or break-bulk, etc.

We also prepare all the documents necessary for customs clearance.

Transport Challenges in Megacities

Urban Mobility and Environmental Impact

To establish a good transport structure in megacities, it is important to clearly understand the problems and find the best solutions.

Firstly, in megacities, finding parking is very difficult and tolls can be expensive. Traffic is often stopped by many cars for a long time every day, and vehicles pollute significantly.

It is important to implement transport systems that take these local factors into consideration. We should reduce car usage and increase the use of public transport, such as the underground, trains, and other transit systems.

Logistics and Supply Chain Definitions

• Oversee:
• Procurement: The act of obtaining or buying goods and services.
• Toll: If we take this road, we will have to pay an expensive toll.
• Courier: An individual responsible for the exchange of items between two or more parties.
• Consolidate: A number of shipments under one B/L (Bill of Lading).
• Sealing tape:
• Label:
• Goggles: Special glasses that fit close to the face to protect the eyes.
• Customs or Customs clearance: The place where imports and exports are controlled.
• To ship: I have two months to ship this container to Canada.
• Abroad: Next year, I am going to study abroad.
• Rates: As the rate of pay for minimum wage rises, so does the cost of living.
• Consignee: A party (buyer) named by the consignor (seller) in transportation documents as the party to whose order a consignment will be delivered at the port of destination.
• Arrange: The two sides arranged the sale of the property.
• Storage: The place at the warehouse where goods wait before shipment.
• Commuter: A person who travels some distance to work on a regular basis.
• Conurbation:
• Canteen: A restaurant which belongs to a factory or office, where the staff can eat.
• LCL: Less than Container Load.
• Cross-docking: A distribution method in which goods flow in an unbroken sequence from receiving to shipping, eliminating storage.
• Break-bulk: Packing goods in small separate units.