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Make or Buy transport

Make or Buy strategy building procedure

Phase I: Make or buy decision is characterized by the participation and cooperation of many branches, so it should involve team of people representing different departments within the company. Establishment of the external transport companies should be preceded by a detailed analysis and evaluation of the qualifications of each member of the team gathered for their education, work experience, professional qualifications, experience and special skills, such as interaction skills in training camp, etc. The team should include at least one member of the board of directors, advisor in matters of transport, distribution and supply specialists for analysis and corporate strategy planning and controlling.

Phase II: At this stage of the make or buy decision is referred to the objective determining what the company wants to achieve. The gathered analysts team’s work should focus on the implementation of strategic analysis in the field of transport, taking into account the dependence between the competitive strategy, the logistics strategy and transport strategy of the company. The analysis should identify members of the general guidelines that may be applied, for example, only certain qualitative characteristics of the transport and the costs incurred by it or whether specific solutions - for example, transport services undertaken on your own (the driver will carry out the duties associated with taking orders and must be paid in addition and appropriately motivated by the company).

Phase III: This stage includes analysis of demand for transportation in the company against the supply of transport services offered by third-party transportation carriers and analysing the costs incurred in connection with the transport activities. At this stage, the problem of transport in a company requires a thorough capture and analyse a range of issues involved, inherent in the different and interrelated functional and organizational levels. Assuming the necessary comprehensive treatment of many interdependent factors determining the search for optimal solutions in the field of transport in a company, attention should be paid to the form of the load in the transport process, planned and carried out a route, characteristics of the means of transport used, the optimal use of vehicles,

Phase IV: Within this stage identifying opportunities to improve own transportation is important. The team's work should focus on identifying opportunities to improve company’s transport. The methods and models used to improve transport should be verified. The work should aim to optimize transport routes, taking into account both the short and long term. Appropriate techniques to optimize the operation of transport systems should be used. Transport problem may be based on one or several criteria. The purpose of these analyses may be to minimize costs, maximize profits, minimize handling time, maximizing the number of clients served or to minimize the size of company fleet. Also assess the initial impact of the expected changes in transport services should be identified.

Phase V: With this step comparative analysis of the transport with market offer must take place. This step is to compare company’s transportation to the offer on the market. In making such a comparison should assume that the prices of transport services transport companies for individual transactions are much higher than for regular customers systematically using the services offered. Therefore it is required to characterize charges of transport company (specifying the amount of fees for individual and group transportation for all transportation combined). All activities are based on the current, continuous market analysis and verified in the course of the changes that take place therein.

Phase VI: In the last stage, the decision is based on the results of the analysis. A final decision should choose whether to implement transport applications in-house by the company or by selecting external service carrier. Transport volumes determined in the planning process of buying option should be compared with the values of the make options. Planning and controlling the transport processes, mutually influence each other. Control can be carried out to monitor the spread of results and examination processes. Inspection of the results is focused on the end result and the process of planning tasks as well as their solutions. The audit process is controlled by way of creation results or the process of implementation.

Make or buy idea

Break even analysis

Break even point idea

example

Variable costs

Costs analysis

Break even point analysis

Your assignment Try to devlop make or buy analysis for yourself (consider three options public transport, taxi system, own car)