strategies Flashcards
performance objectives (qsdfcc)
quality
speed
dependability
flexibility
customisation
cost
product design/development approaches
consumer: according to identified preferences
innovation: using tech to develop answers to anticipated consumer wants
product innovation: concept development, cost-benefit analysis, production design and testing
supply chain management matters 3
logistics
e-commerce
global sourcing
+ B2b and B2C
trends in supply chain management
supplier rationalisation- shrinking the amount of suppliers
backward verticle integration- buying supply chain
types of outsourcing BPO (business process outsourcing)
captive- not owned by the business but located within the business
non-captive- external
different ways to outsource
creation of shared services centres
use of fee-for service arrangement
joint ventures
build operate transfer approach
technology: types (how advanced)
leading edge
established
inventory management: advantages of holding stock
consumer demand can be met
reduces lead times (between order and delivery)
generate immediate revenue
opportunity to use products in non-traditional/new markets
anasset
Inventory management- disadvantages of holding stock
cost associated with holding stock
invested capital
cost of obsolescence
inventory management: inventory holding methods
FIFO: old stock first
LIFO: non-perishables
JIT: Just in time
Quality management
quality control
quality improvement
quality management: improvement (2)
total quality managment: company wide commitment to quality
continuous improvement: increase efficiency of operations over time
Global strategies/factors (4)
global sourcing
economies of scale
scanning and learning
research and development