competency 5 Flashcards

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Components of a Supply Chain for a Manufacturer

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• External suppliers — source of raw material
o Tier one supplier supplies directly to the processor o Tier two supplier supplies directly to tier one
o Tier three supplier supplies directly to tier two
• Internal functions:
o processing, purchasing, planning and control, quality, shipping

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Components of a Supply Chain

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External distributors transport finished products to appropriate locations.
o Logistics managers are responsible for managing the movement of products between locations.
o Logistics includes:
• traffic management — arranging the method of shipment for
both incoming and outgoing products or material
• distribution management — movement of material from manufacturer to the customer

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Factors Affecting Supply Chain Management

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Information technology
o Enablers include the Internet, Web, EDI, intranets and extranets, bar-code scanners, and point-of-sale demand information.
• E-commerce and e-business
o Use Internet and Web to transact business.
• Business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce
o Businesses selling to/buying from other businesses.

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Implementing Supply Chain Management requires:

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o analyzing the whole supply chain
o starting by integrating internal functions first
o integrating external suppliers through partnerships

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measuring Supply Chain Performance

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o return on investment
 o profitability
o market share
o revenue growth
o customer service levels 
o inventory turns
o weeks of supply
o inventory obsolescence
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Supply Chain Performance Metrics

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Measurements of behavior/performance must be consistent with Supply chain objectives.
- Some measurements include:
o Warranty costs
o Products returned
o Cost reductions allowed because of product defects
o Company response times
o Transaction costs

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Supply Chain ops reference (SCOR) model

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  1. Reliability
    a. Measured on-time delivery
    b. Order fulfillment lead time
    c. Fill rate
  2. Flexibility
    a. Supply chain response time
    b. Production flexibility
  3. Expenses
    a. SCM cost
    b. Warranty cost as a percentage of revenue
    c. Value added per employee
  4. Assets/utilization
    a. Total inventory days of supply
    b. Cash to cash cycle time
    c. Net asset turns
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Vertical Integration

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is a measure of how much of the supply chain is owned or operated by the manufacturer

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Backward integration:

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is a company’s acquisition or control of sources of raw materials and component parts: the company acquires, controls, or owns the sources that were previously external suppliers in the supply chain

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Forward integration:

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is a company’s acquisition or control of its channels of distribution—what used to be the external distributors in the supply chain

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Sourcing Decisions

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Questions to ask before making a sourcing decision:

  • Is product/service technology critical to firm’s success?
  • Is product/service a core competency?
  • Is it something your company must do to survive?
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Insourcing and Outsourcing

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Specific calculations to support the decision to insource or outsource.

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