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SCOR Model
Order
Source
Transform
Fulfill
REturn
Orchestrtate
Critical Design Decision
DEsign Decisions
Worldcup Operations Mangameent
Control Decision
Control Decisions
Service Operations
Tangibility of offering
Utility
Transforming inputs into products of value, part of operations
Possession Utility
Communicate prodcuts value to the customertim
Time utility
Providing products when customers needs it
Place Utility
Placing products where customers needs them
Value dimensions
Adds to our potential compentivness
Innovation, Delivery, Quality, Cost, Agility
Cost
Some stratregies to reduce cost
Process imporvment
Offsoring
Outsourcing
Quality DMAIC
Define
Measure
Analyze
Improve
Control
Customer satisfaction
Cognitive level
affective level
Quality Eight Dimesnions
Performace
Products Operating characterstics
Fetures
Unique characters that differnaite products from competitos
REliablaity
Customers expectancy to count on product to not fail
Conformance
Ability to meet disgn spesfications
Durability
Products life expectancy
Serviceability
Speed and case of repair
Aesthetics
Artitisc value
Percieved value
Reputaion
Gaps
Knowlege gaps
Performance
communication
perception
trainslagtion
satifaction
Customer Segmetation
Do not treat customers evenly
Seven Rghts to purchase
Obtaing the right material
the right qyuantity
right service
right place
right time
right supllier
right cost
SSM
What types of purchase are you making
Routine
Staright foward, office supplies,, little time and effort
Leverage
Buyers dream, large amounts in a stable makret
More volume equal more leverage
Don’t pose Supply risk
Bottleneck
Dont buy as much
small ares of spending
supplier has power
can be created by unexpected events
critical
Stragegic ite,s
Complex and risky markets
yoiu need the items
need to lrean to build trust
Early Supllier involvment
Invite suplliers to share ideas to improve your product early