1/13
Looks like no tags are added yet.
Name | Mastery | Learn | Test | Matching | Spaced | Call with Kai | Chat |
|---|
No analytics yet
Send a link to your students to track their progress
Efficient Supply Chain Model
Stable, predictable products; low cost, functional products
Responsive Supply Chain Model
New, fast changing products; speed, Innovative Products
Make-to-Stock (Push, Make to Forecast) Supply Chain Model
Starts with a forecast; opportunities to take advantage of economies of scale (large lot quantities) and reduce costs
Make-to-Order Supply Chain Model
Starts with a customer order; low inventory
4 Foundations of Supply Chain Management
Operations, Supply, Logistics, Integration (Plan, Source, Make, Deliver)
Inputs
Materials, equipment, labor, time, money (Not revenue and profit)
Tier 1
Partners the Manufacturer deals with directly
Tier 2
One step further from the partners the manufacturers deal with directly
The Goal of SCM
More customer service, less inventory
Profit
How much you’re making (Revenue - Costs)
Intangible Services
Services that cannot be inventoried
Facilitating Goods
Tangible items used by the customer
Logistics
The warehousing, distribution and transportation of a product or service
Reverse Logistics
Products moving backwards, typically for repair