DHL PDF
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DHL PDF
DHL strengths in numbers Touches about 5% of global trade volume through extensive network & infrastructure
Business divisions
DHL
Express
Global Mail
Supply Chain
GROUP OVERVIEW
Global Market Leader
World's largest air freight forwarder World's largest ocean freight forwarder (in both FCL & LCL1) One of Europe's leading road freight forwarders Worlds largest logistics service provider One of the worlds leading express parcel providers
11.9%
9.3%
Global Market Share
2.0%
European Market Share
6.4%
Global Market Share
~22%
Annual Revenues: 41.5 billion (2008 excludes Mail) Customer base includes >50% of Forbes 500 companies Logistics facilities in more than 4,500 locations, 220 countries and territories More than 281,000 logistic employees
SUPPLY CHAIN
Contract Logistics & Industry Solutions
Supply Chain Management Warehousing Distribution Managed Transport Service Value Added Services e.g. packaging, technical services, procurement Customer Information Solutions
EXPRESS
Export, Import & Domestic Products
Same Day Products Time Definite Export - DHL EXPRESS 9, 10.30, 12.00, WORLDWIDE, ENVELOPE & EASY Import - DHL IMPORT EXPRESS 9, 10.30, 12.00, WORLDWIDE & FLEX Day Definite Products Domestic Products
Europe-wide Transportation
Flexible and customized road and intermodal transportation network Groupage Part Loads Full Loads Rail Transportation Customs Services Trade Fairs & Events
MAIL Delivers 72 million mail items to 40 million households in Germany DHL Global Mail largest network for mail distribution worldwide Revenue - bn Employees
(approximates)
GLOBAL FORWARDING, FREIGHT Market leader in air and ocean freight services Specialist in industrial projects and end-to-end supply chain solutions One of Europe's leading road freight forwarders Strong customer base (>50% of Forbes 500)
SUPPLY CHAIN Contract logistics 22.8m square metres of warehouse space 2,500 facilities Leading provider of Corporate Information Solutions worldwide Strong customer base (50% of Forbes 500)
EXPRESS Cross-border express service Presence in more than 220 countries and territories 4,500 facilities 350 aircraft 36 hubs
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Management of flow of materials, information and assets as they progress from suppliers to installation through complete asset life cycle
Procurement services
Inbound to manufacturing Lead Logistics provider services Raw material warehousing & transportation In-plant logistics
Home delivery
E-fulfillment Environmental compliance International SCM Assembly & Co-packing Environmental Compliance In-store logistics
Contract manufacturing
Supply chain
Individual Customers drop DHL Office DHL Pack Central Location Office Region sorting and bulk packing pickup drop Corporate Customers
local
Distribution
truck
Regional Hub Distribution if local
Airport courier Air India or Kingfisher Passenger Cargo or Courier cargo Blue Dart Flights
Destination / Hub truck Destination Warehouse truck no Destination found? yes Destination DHL Office at Destination Reverse logistics to sender
Sectors served
DHL operate one of Automotive the world's largest fourth-party logistics services in Oman, transporting cargo and water and coordinating the movement of about 40 landbased oil rigs a month.
Energy
Integrated logistics solutions for both the build and run phases of major energy projects
Airline
In 2009, DHL won a Airlines new contract with Airport British Airways to operators provide catering and logistics for short-haul Aircraft flights from Heathrow manufacturers Airport
Sectors served
Technology
Life sciences
Good business opportunity Existing supply chain is immature Pressure to reduce cost is high Mainly procurement and distribution services Automotive
Highest revenue sector Inbound-tomanufacturing Priority growth area developed successful supply chain model Warehousing & DHL Manage source of distribution supply retail shelves for theto British National Health Service (NHS) Integrated packaging that aims to generate savings for the NHS of Returns management approximately EUR1 billion over 10 years Technical service solutions
Wal-Mart-Chile DHL provides supply chain services, including warehousing, distribution management and reverse logistics, to Ekonos 110 stores nationwide.
Procurement Services
DHL's procurement specialists delivers substantial cost savings on a wide range of non-core products Over 500,000 in-scope products 450 NHS trusts and hospitals as well as other healthcare organizations Deliver over 1bn savings to UK NHS DHL Control Tower Order well Expricing Purchasing Supplier management Payment Approved POD Order matching supply TRUST & Orders Hospitals Benefits More time and resources to Delivery patient care
DHL Connect
Functions
Establishing air-bill identification numbers Checking addresses to confirm deliverability Tracking the shipment
Benefits
Comprehensive list of commodity classifications (for example, dutiable vs. non-dutiable) Can integrate with personal information management (PIM) systems such as MS Outlook Alerts if delivered to the wrong address. Any person can initiate and monitor shipments from their desktop
Services
Benefits
Warehousing
Ambient
Automated
Temperature controlled
Finished goods
Bonded
Raw Materials
Reverse Logistics
The key to a successful supply chain is not only planning how to distribute your product Managing returns effectively lets you recapture value, reduce write-offs and keep your customers happy
Example: Technology support company Regeneresis
Benefits: Reduction in Cost of after sales Increasing the speed of repair turn around times. Broader customer base
Services Offered Inventory sharing Assembly and kitting Screening and repair Call centre services Covering both avoidance of returns and retail support
Information Financial
DHLs Innovation Partnership with a leading financial company Access to low cost capital Delay buyer purchases, free up cash tied in inventories Ownership of inventory from sellers shipment point to buyers JIT point of purchase Improve cash to cash cycles, reduce inventory balance sheet & increase inventory turnover
Adding DHL and a Financial Services Provider (FSP) into the Supply chain
Recent ventures
Entered into BPO procurement market by delivering solutions to both public and private sector companies Tied up with BPCL for a retail alliance with their In & Out convenience stores across India.