How It Works: Cross Docking

Learn the ins and outs about Cross Docking in this fun video from Easley's production team.
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[@kakulluthra9604]

Useful Info. Background music is too loud.

[@shuoqihuang3411]

The hand drawings are so cute and clear! Love it!

[@TSquared2001]

This is a supply chain management student's dream video.

[@easleytransportation6757]

Glad it helps!

[@TSquared2001]

@@easleytransportation6757 it brought back my MBA days.

[@santoshgara]

Very well presented and explained.I just love the way you presented pictorially.Thanks a lot for the video

[@datdang5042]

your channel deserve more subscriber

[@pavlo_hadzheha]

Nice and clear!!! But music on the background is irritating and prevents me from hearing you properly

[@DAB-gj3wl]

I work at an airport cross dock for a package company. Great experience 👍 When the military starts drafting people to fight China and Russia in a few months, I'll be working at a military cross dock.

[@sarfarazm9558]

The music in video is so annoying , it make ur voice unable to hear

[@raghavkumar670]

you are drawing in so good.. you looked so professional keep making such videos, your subscribers will boost soon , best of luck

[@TEK94]

🎉🎉🎉

[@vanshitadubey679]

well explained....presentation is just awesome.. keep posting videos like this.... it really helpful... Thankyou. :)

[@reddyda]

Good presentation

[@malcolmpng710]

GREAT VIDEO! VERY INFORMATIVE!

[@aminamerini9699]

Nice vd thanks for your efforts 😊😊

[@swapnilpatil1322]

Background sound irritate

[@aminamerini9699]

In case of low temperature products such as fish How should it work exactly!!!

[@juliusschmid7083]

Nice video, but you should include real disadvantages...

[@danny745]

I agree. I beleive there more chances of damages due handling on dock. Often times, when not properly sorted, freight can be misrouted to wrong customer. If dock is also maxed out with freight, it can potentially lead to loss of freight on dock. Overall more handling brings about these in my opinion. I still love crossdocking but will like to see less handling but don't know how. I stand to be corrected as well

[@yodambomb4974]

@@danny745 that and it’s really just too much work in order to save truck space it’s modern day slavery even as a forklift driver

[@EtrnlMack]

What is the meaning of no cross docking?

[@pradeepm5479]

why dont we directly send the same vehicle instead of unload and reload to other ?

[@l.hutsonfrazier245]

In large distribution networks, it is common practice for drivers to have established origins and destinations. Truck A is unloaded, the cargo is inspected and sorted, and then loaded to Trucks B And C. While this is happening, Truck A is being loaded with cargo from Trucks B and C. A trade of sorts. Truck A will then return to the point of origin with cargo. This reduces cost by reducing the trucks and drivers need, empty miles, and road expense such as lodging and per diem.

[@user-ly8rg2ff2h]

music is louder than the voice

[@eslamreda119]

ok i just don't understand where are the goods stored before they are sent to the customer ?

[@l.hutsonfrazier245]

Depends on the operation. Cargo may be simply sorted into trailers or holding areas. More complex operations may have programmable conveyors to move goods from inbound area to an outbound area in minutes. One of the main points of cross-docking is NOT storing the goods at all. Moving goods from trailer to trailer.

[@jbjb679]

Cross docking is often used in JIT manufacturing environments. In this use case, freight is going directly from suppliers to manufacturing plants

[@theprosgamers8113]

music is not useful

[@mma_is_art]

music too loud I can’t understand

[@md.bodruzzamansifat7357]

Why this background music?😡