A logistics system can be described both from a process perspective and functions perspective.

What is the difference between Process and Function.

Indicate the descriptions below as either a Process or Function.

Put a P for Process and F for Functions next to the following descriptions:

____ 1. The goal of an instance is to create value that satisfies customers and consumes minimal resources.

_____ 2. It consists of the result of logical and conditional interrelated activities that are repeated.

_____ 3. Common examples are forecasting, procurement, customer order management,

production and transport planning

_____ 4. Each instance has an internal or external customer.

_____ 5. The coworkers within an instance share specific skills and job functions.

_____ 6. Is defined, first and foremost, by its result (output).

______ 7. It has a clear beginning and a clear end. It transforms input to output.

______ 8. When optimized separately, there are often undesirable side effects in

another instances or for the company as a whole.

______ 9. It is often classified according to core, support, and management.

______ 10. Is usually not designed to change often or quickly. Works well in environments

where business strategies are relatively stable.