Cross-Docking, Reverse Logistics, and Warehouse Considerations

Product delivery

Warehouses R Us sees cross docking ability as a material value-add, but would like you to confirm what they will need to make it happen. Please describe in one paragraph per consideration, what cross-docking means for product delivery, the type of equipment needed, and the amount of space required. State whether this new facility will be big enough, and why? 

Product delivery: Please key in your paragraph in red

Type of equipment: Please key in your paragraph in red

Space required: Please key in your paragraph in red

Statement and why: Please key in your paragraph in red

Warehouses R Us believes that a clean environment is just good business, and sees reverse logistics processing ability as a material value-add, but would like you to confirm what reverse logistics is. Please describe in one paragraph per consideration, what returns management is, what remanufacturing/repair is, what remarketing is, what recycling is, and what responsible disposal is. State whether reverse logistics processing would be a better use of this new facility, and why. 

Returns management: Please key in your paragraph in red

Remanufacturing/repair: Please key in your paragraph in red

Remarketing: Please key in your paragraph in red

Recycling: Please key in your paragraph in red

Responsible disposal: Please key in your paragraph in red

Statement and why: Please key in your paragraph in red

Warehouses R Us would like to know if there are any other warehouse issues that they should be considering. Please describe in one paragraph per issue, what the audit issue is, what the security issue is, and what the maintenance consideration is. State whether you think that final assembly will increasingly be done in a warehouse, and why. 

Audit issue: Please key in your paragraph in red

Security issue: Please key in your paragraph in red

Maintenance consideration: Please key in your paragraph in red

Statement and why: Please key in your paragraph in red