CHAPTER 1 – THE GROWING DEMAND FOR SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT Flashcards
– The basic principle of the supply chain began to shape.
1980
planning and coordination of all of the people, processes and technology involved in creating value for a company.
Supply Chain Management
Managing a supply chain effectively involves coordinating all of the work inside your company with the happenings outside of your company.
Supply Chain Management
means “money”
– If a customer is willing to pay for something then it has ?
value
– impact the value equation for a company
– critical to a supply chain
– they are so interdependent, it’s a bad idea to manage them separately, in silos
Negotiating prices, scheduling manufacturing, and managing logistics
– difference between the amount of money your company brings in (revenue) and the amount of money that you spend (costs)
Profit
– the amount of value that you have captured from your supply chain.
Profit
To prepare for the unknown and the unknowable, there are 3 important things to note:
Which scenarios are most important to you?
What do you do - and how - in each scenario?
How you can tell when the scenario is becoming reality
– a legal concept that is used in contracts to justify why someone is unable to meet their obligations.
Force Majeure
Supply chain management professionals
generalists & specialists
who look at the big picture
Generalists
focus on particular step in the supply chain
Specialists
way of describing the essence of supply chain management
Supply Chain Management Principles
10 Supply Chain Management Principles
- Customer Focus
- Systems Thinking
- Bimodal Innovation
- Collaboration
- Flexibility
- Technology
- Global Perspective
- Risk Management
- Visibility
- Value Creation
– understanding who your customers are and why they’re buying your product and services
Customer focus