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company supply chain includes
all companies in the upstream and downstream fall
all companies in the upstream and downstream fall includes
products
raw materials
in-process inventory
finances
information
key thing to know for supply chain is
optimization and efficencies
supply chain and marketing affecting each other includes
fulfilling delivery promises
meeting customer expectations/needs
reliant on an efficient supply chain
cold supply chain
the last mile problem
cold supply chain is
expensive to run
harder to opmitize
less theft
the last mile problem is
trying to be more efficent to with final distribution center or end user (customer)
supply chain managment includes
integrate supply chain members
integrate supply chain members do what
work as a cohesive system
integrate supply chain members include
logistics
product and distribute merchandise
minimize system cost
sastify service level requirments
logistics included in integreate supply chain members is
figuring out the right way to have organizations communicate
carry from one organization to another and work well
minimize system costs in integrate supply chain members is
reduce costs throughout supply chain
larger organization small amounts of money
supply chain components include
production scheduling
purchasing/sourcing and procurement
order processing and fulfillment
inventory control
warehousing
transportation
customer relationship managment
production scheduling in supply chain component is
how much and when to take it
production scheduling includes
demand managment
demand managment in production scheduling includes
cpfr
flexibility
improve manufacturing output
cpfr in demand managment in production scheduling is
collaboration
planning
forecasting replenishment
collaboration in CPFR in demand managment is
sharing information you normally would not
flexibility in demand managment is
trend changes
shock to system
flexibilty to shift - partnerships
purchasing/sourcing and procurement in supply chain components includes
b2b buying process - reduce cost
supplier relationship managment - ensure rescource availability
order processing and fulfillment in supply chain components includes
electronic data interchange
reduce lead times
electronic data interchange in order processing and fulfillment includes
distribution center - b2b
fulfillment - b2c
reduce lead times in order processing and fulfillment means
difference in time between realizing need it vs when it arrives
reduce lead times in order processing and fulfillment includes
reduce inventory levels
free up cash
inventory control in supply chain component inlcudes
low, but adequte
just in time systems (JIT)
vendor managed inventory
product tracking
low, but adequte in invenotry control is
low amount as possible
depends on organization
adequte deals with changes in demand, supply shock
just in time systems (JIT) in inventory control is
reduce lead times
increased product availability
lower inventory investments
vendor managed inventory in inventory control is
on time and infull
product tracking in inventory control includes
RFID tags
blockchain
ambient IOT
IOT
batter free sensors
RFID tags in product tracking in inventory control is
radio frequencey identification
blockchain in product tracking in inventory control is
digital system talking to one another and agreeing on information
online ledger
IOT in product tracking in inventory control is
internet of things
battery free sensors in product tracking in inventory control is
lower cost
cheaper than RFID
capture info on temperature, humidity, dwell time (how long its been at a location)
warehousing in supply chain components includes
safety stock - avoid stockouts
safety stock in warehousing in supply chain components inludes
being stolen
inventory increases cost
transportation in supply chain components includes
5-10% of prices
planners - financial and merchandiser
dispatchers
the jones act
5-10% of prices in transportation in supply chain components is
customers paying cost of products being transported
planners - financial and merchandise in transportation in supply chain components is
where to get merchandise and where will it go
look at cost/reliability
trackable/accountable
dispatchers in transportation in supply chain components is
travel patterns handled by them
the jones act in transportation in supply chain components is
if you are shipping on a boat from one u.s port to another the boat has to be made in the united states
u.s company owned
crew all has to be american citizens
customer relationship managment in supply chain components is
customer service mangament
return management - reverse logistics
customer service management in customer relationship management in supply chain components includes
ensuring strong relationship
unified response systems in customer relationship management is
really important
figuring out how to handle things not working together
return managment in customer relationship management includes
manage volume
additional touch points
weakness recgonition
additional touchpoints in customer relationship management is
additional interaction between customer and place
weakness recgnotion in customer relationship management is
companies have different protocols and make sure product is looked at earlier to make change
benefits of supply chain management include
lower costs
greater flexibility
improved customer performance
higher revenues
marketing channels includes
goals
selling or promoting companies products
direct vs indirect channel
goals for marketing channels include
right product to right customer at right time
direct channel in marketing channel is
manufacture sells directly to customer
direct to consumer - d2c
indirect channel in marketing channel is
other companies helping sell products to customers
intermediaries
intermediaries in indirect channel in marketing channel is
agents/brokers
wholesaler - not a whole much product change
distributor
retailer
channel selection factor icludes
market coverage
Type of customer
Type of product
market coverage needs in channel selection factor include
intensive
selective
exclusive distribution
gray markets
intensive in market coverage needs is
getting products in to many channel partners as possible to sell to mass markets
same product available
selective in market coverage needs is
selecting which partners are sold through different marketing channels/partners
whole retailer products but product mix will be different
gray markets in market coverage needs is
consumer or customer finds product somewhere where manufacture never intended it to be
legal
exclusive distribution in market coverage needs is
One or couple into market
sell product not to mass market
luxury goods expensive products
type of product in market coverage needs is
channel partner capabilities
managing channel dynamics includes
interaction between manufacture and retailer
channel power/leaders
channel conflict
channel integration
channel conflict in managing channel dynamics include
vertical
horizontal
reasons
vertical in channel conflict is
2 companies that do different things and in disagreement
ex. manufacturer and retailer, distributor and manufacturer
horizontal in channel conflict is
2 companies that do the same things and in disagreement
ex. retailer and retailer
reasons for channel conflict is
conflict goals
unmet expectations
ideological differences
unmet expectations in reasons for channel conflict is
did not meet expectations when agreeing to sell product