Vocabulario TYL

The final stage of delivery where goods are transported from a transportation hub to the final destination. Aiport. Intermodal Transportation. Terminal. Last mile delivery.

The network of entities (suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, retailers) involved in producing and delivering goods to customers. Supply chain. Fleet Management. Distribution. Warehousing.

Vehicles capable of navigating and operating without human input, using sensors, GPS, and artificial intelligence. Data analytics and AI in Logistics. Autonomous Vehicles. Blockchain in Logistics. Green Logistics.

Transport of goods or passengers by rail, using trains and railway infrastructure. Rail transport. Maritime transport. Supply chain. Pipeline Transport.

The process of overseeing and controlling the ordering, storage, and use of goods in a warehouse or distribution center. Inventory management. Supply chain. Warehousing. Fleet management.

A facilitty where airplanes take off and land, and where passengers and cargo are handled. Aiport. Port. Last mile delivery. Intermodal transportation.

The use of multiple modes of transport (e.g., rail, road, sea, air) to move goods from origin to destination. Intermodal transportation. Last mile delivery. Airport. Terminal.

A company or individual that organizes shipments for individuals or corporations to get goods from the manufacturer to a market, customer, or final poing of distribution. Just-in-time (JIT). Supply chain management (scm). Freight forwarder. Reverse logistics.

The management of a company´s vehicle fleet, including acquisition, maintenance, and disposal of vehicles. Distribution. Warehousing. Inventory management. Fleet management.

Companies that provide outsourced logistics services, including transportation, warehousing, and distribution. Supply chain management (SCM). Third-Party logistics (3PL). Just-in-time (JIT). Reverse Logistics.

The process of delivering goods from a manufacturer or supplier to a retailer or end customer. Inventory Management. Warehousing. Fleet Management. Distribution.

Transport of liquids gases or solids through pipelines, typically for long-distance transmission. Maritime transport. Suply chain. Pipeline transport. Road transport.

Transport of goods or passengers by air, using airplanes, helicopters, or drones. Air transport. Road transport. Supply chain. Maritime transport.

An agency of the U.S departament of homeland security responsible for securing the nation´s transportation systems. Transportation security administration (TSA). Customs. Incoterms (International commercial terms). Driver hours regulations.

Transport of goods or passengers by sea, using ships, boats, or vessels. Supply chain. Rail transport. Road transport. Maritime transport.

Use of data analytics and artificial intelligence ot optimize routes, predict demand, and improve operational efficiency in logistics. Data analytics and AI in logistics. Blockchain in logistics. Internet of things (IoT) in logistics. Green logistics.

A strategy used to increase efficiency and decrease waste by receiving goods only as they are needed in the production process, thereby reducing inventory costs. Just-in-time (JIT). Third-party logistics (3PL). Reverse logistics. Supply chain management (SCM).

The management of the flow of goods and services, involving the movement and storage of raw materials, workin- progress inventory, and finished goods from point of origin to point of consumption. Supply chain management (SCM). Just-in-time (JIT). Reverse logistics. Third-party logistics (3PL).

The government agency responsible for regulating imports and exports, collecting tariffs, and ensuring compliance with trade regulations. Transportation security administration (TSA). Hazardous materials (HAZMAT). Driver hours regulations. Customs.

Practices and technologies aimed at reducing the environmental impact of logistics operations, including energy-efficient transportation and sustainable packaging. Internet of Things (IoT) in logistics. Blockchain in logistics. Data analytics and AI in logistics. Green logistics.

The process of managing the return of goods from customers to the manufacturer or supplier, including disposal or recycling. Third party logistics (3PL). Supply chain management (SCM). Just-in-time (JIT). Reverse logistics.

Substances or materials that pose a risk to health safety property or the environment during transportation. Driver hours regulations. Hazardous materials (HAZMAT). Incoterms (international commercial terms). Transportation security administration (TSA).

A facility where ships load and unload cargo and passengers. Airport. Port. Last mile delivery. Intermodal transportation.

Regulations that limit the number of hours commercial drivers can operate a vehicle within a specified period to ensure safety. Driver hours regulations. Transportation security administration (TSA). Customs. Incoterms (international commercial terms).

Transport of goods or passengers by road, including vehicles such as trucks, vans and cars. Maritime transport. Pipeline transport. Road transport. Supply chain.

A facility where passengers or goods are transferred between different modes of transport, such as airports, railway stations, and bus terminals. Intermodal transportation. Terminal. Airport. Last mile delivery.

The storage of goods in a warehouse or distribution center before they are distributed to customers. Supply chain. Inventory management. Warehousing. Fleet management.

Use of blockchain technology for transparent and secure transactions and tracking of goods through the supply chain. Blockchain in logistics. Autonomous vehicles. Data analytics and AI in logistics. Green logistics.

Standard trade terms most commonly used in international sales contracts to define the responsibilities and obligations of buyers and sellers. Transportation security administration (TSA). Hazardous materials (MAZMAT). Driver hours regulations. Incoterms (international commercial terms).

Use of IoT devices (e.g, sensors, RFID tags) to track and monitor goods in real-time throughout the supply chain. Green logistics. Internet of things (IoT) in logistics. Blockchain in logistics. Data analytics and AI in logistics.