Adress each requirement in the attached document on how issues are resolved w

Prepare answers based on questions in the attached document.

Required textbook (for references). Include additional sources throughout the assignment.

Blanchard, Benjamin (2004).Logistics Engineering and Management (sixth edition)Publisher—some printings may show Prentice Hall, Inc., but other printings may show Pearson.

ISBN-10:

0-13-142915-9

ISBN-13: 978-0-13-142915-4

Light Up My Light, Inc.
The general scenario is that you are working for the company (Light-Up-My-Light, Inc.), a
smaller light manufacturing company, and need to do certain analytic or managerial work.
At the weekly staff meeting, Mrs. Ennis thanked everyone for their efforts during the last few
weeks as LUML examined systems and logistics issues and related topics.
She said she wanted to express a special “thank you” to the senior logistician who led many of
these efforts. Alas, the senior logistician will end their relationship with Light Up My Light in a
few weeks. He/she is moving on to different (even if not better) things.
Mrs. Ennis commented that, depending on your position,
*** Project managers could have issues with logisticians; or
*** Logisticians could have issues with project managers.
*** Realizing that the class has people from various positions, and PM or logistician may
not be how you best feel characterizing yourself.
You may feel more comfortable that the relationship was:
“others” could have issues with logisticians.
Logisticians could have issues with “other”.
If you relate to “other,” then please specify the “other.”
She asked if you could relay one specific example where you had an issue and how it was
resolved.
Please identify:
** The nature of your position in the issue (project manager with an issue with a
logistician or a logistician with a project manager).
** A brief summary of the issue.
** Whether the issue was resolved.
** How the issue was resolved.
** Any impact (positive or negative or both).
** Any other thoughts that you care to provide.
A few paragraphs should more than suffice. And, as usual, there are a few other things that we
are interested in in LUML documentation, etc.
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