CIPS L5M10 Exam
Logistics Management (Page 8 )

Updated On: 1-Feb-2026

A Transport Management System (TMS) comprises several functions.
Which of the following is NOT one of these?

  1. Planning and decision-making
  2. Transport execution
  3. Fleet maintenance
  4. Measurement and reporting

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extract:

Core TMS functions typically include: planning & decision-making (e.g., carrier/route selection), transport execution (e.g., tendering, dispatch), transport follow-up/visibility, and measurement & reporting (KPIs). Fleet maintenance is generally a separate fleet/asset management function, not a standard TMS core function.


Reference:

CIPS L5M10 Study Guide, TMS functions, p. 91



"Pick and Pack" is a warehouse management system (WMS) functionality detailing how items should be picked to fulfil customer orders.
Which of the following are types of pick paths that can be programmed into a WMS? Select THREE

  1. Line picking
  2. Zone picking
  3. Wave picking
  4. Rotation picking
  5. Batch picking

Answer(s): B,C,E

Explanation:

Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extract:

Common WMS pick-path/strategy types include zone picking (pickers confined to zones), wave picking (releasing picks in waves), and batch picking (multiple orders picked in one pass). "Line picking" and "rotation picking" are not standard WMS pick-path terms in the context used here.


Reference:

CIPS L5M10 Study Guide, WMS and "pick & pack" functions, p. 88; Inventory picking strategies, LO 1.1



Which of the following are types of Auto-Identification and Data Capture (AIDC) technology used in logistics? Select THREE

  1. Barcodes
  2. Biometrics
  3. Voice recognition
  4. Smartphones
  5. Electronic data interchange

Answer(s): A,B,C

Explanation:

Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extract:

AIDC encompasses technologies that automatically identify items and capture data with minimal human intervention. Examples include barcodes/QR, RFID, biometrics, magnetic stripes, and voice recognition. Smartphones are devices that may host AIDC apps but are not a technology class themselves; EDI is a system-to-system messaging standard, not AIDC.


Reference:

CIPS L5M10 Study Guide, AIDC overview and examples, p. 83



Cleo Manufacturing has introduced a new Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) system.
Which of the following is an advantage of using this technology?

  1. It replaces emails
  2. It allows humans to check the work for accuracy
  3. It is cheap to introduce
  4. It simplifies the supply chain

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extract:

EDI automates structured, computer-to-computer exchange of business documents (e.g., POs, ASNs, invoices), replacing manual, error-prone channels such as emails and paper and reducing rekeying/latency. It typically requires investment and integration effort; it does not remove the underlying supply chain complexity, and by design reduces--not adds--manual human checking.


Reference:

CIPS L5M10 Study Guide, EDI--purpose and benefits, p. 81



What is the name of the type of barcode that uses 12 numeric digits and is typically used for tracking items in store?

  1. UPC
  2. QR Code
  3. PDF417
  4. Aztec Code

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extract:

UPC (Universal Product Code) is a linear barcode symbology using 12 numeric digits, widely used in retail point-of-sale and in-store item identification. QR, PDF417, and Aztec are different symbologies (2D or stacked) with different use cases and data capacities.


Reference:

CIPS L5M10 Study Guide, Barcode types overview, pp. 75­76



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