CHAPTER 1 – THE GROWING DEMAND FOR SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT Flashcards

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– The basic principle of the supply chain began to shape.

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1980

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2
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planning and coordination of all of the people, processes and technology involved in creating value for a company.

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Supply Chain Management

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3
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Managing a supply chain effectively involves coordinating all of the work inside your company with the happenings outside of your company.

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Supply Chain Management

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4
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means “money”
– If a customer is willing to pay for something then it has ?

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value

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5
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– 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

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Negotiating prices, scheduling manufacturing, and managing logistics

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6
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– difference between the amount of money your company brings in (revenue) and the amount of money that you spend (costs)

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Profit

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7
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– the amount of value that you have captured from your supply chain.

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Profit

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8
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To prepare for the unknown and the unknowable, there are 3 important things to note:

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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

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9
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– a legal concept that is used in contracts to justify why someone is unable to meet their obligations.

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Force Majeure

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10
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Supply chain management professionals

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generalists & specialists

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11
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who look at the big picture

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Generalists

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12
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focus on particular step in the supply chain

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Specialists

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13
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way of describing the essence of supply chain management

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Supply Chain Management Principles

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14
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10 Supply Chain Management Principles

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  1. Customer Focus
  2. Systems Thinking
  3. Bimodal Innovation
  4. Collaboration
  5. Flexibility
  6. Technology
  7. Global Perspective
  8. Risk Management
  9. Visibility
  10. Value Creation
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15
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– understanding who your customers are and why they’re buying your product and services

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Customer focus

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16
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– SCM requires an understanding of the end-to-end system - the combination of people, processes, and technologies— that must work together so that you can provide your product or service.

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System thinking

17
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– involves an appreciation for the series of cause-and-effect relationships that occur within the supply chain

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System thinking

18
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– Supply chains need continuous process improvement, or sustaining innovation, to keep pace with competitors.

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Bimodal innovation

19
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Process improvement methods

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Lean, Six Sigma, and the Theory of Constraints

20
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– new technologies can disrupt industries.

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Disruptive innovation

21
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– People need to work across silos inside an organization
– SCM need to work with suppliers and customers outside organizations.

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Collaboration

22
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– measurement of how quickly your supply chain can respond to changes such as increase or decrease in sales or disruption in suppliers.

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Flexibility

23
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– for moving physical products and for processing information
– has transformed the way that supply chains work.

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Technology

24
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– The ability to share information instantly and to move products around the world cheaply means that every company today operates in a global marketplace
– business depends on global factors to supply inputs and drive demand for outputs
– think globally about the competition

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Global perspective

25
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is the key to avoiding or minimizing the costs of dealing with surprises

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Risk Management

26
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the key to making supply chain work smoothly

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Stability

27
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– Knowing what’s happening in real time (or close to real time) lets you make better decisions faster.
– lets you make decisions based on facts rather than on intuition or uncertainty.

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Visibility

28
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value is the heart of supply chain management

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Value Creation

29
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– job description for supply chain manager

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Five Supply Chain Tasks

30
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supply chain expert who said that SCM should concentrate on five tasks:

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James B. Ayers

31
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Five Supply Chain Tasks

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  1. Designing supply chain for strategic advantages
  2. Implementing collaborative relationships
  3. Forging supply chain partnership
  4. Managing supply chain information
  5. Making money from supply chain
32
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strategy for helping a company to plan and implement effective supply chain management practices

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Implementing the New Supply Chain Agenda (5)

33
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Implementing the New Supply Chain Agenda (5)

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  1. Placing the right people in the right jobs.
  2. Putting the right technology in place
  3. Focusing on internal collaboration
  4. Directing external collaboration
  5. Applying project management