Mohammed Dostogir Alam presented on supply chain management topics. The presentation discussed push and pull strategies, with push referring to producing goods based on demand forecasts and pull referring to producing goods in response to actual customer demand. It also covered the value chain, value stream mapping, and key aspects of the value stream like reducing lead times and improving quality.

1.  Presenter Name: Mohammed Dostogir Alam
 Class Roll: 21 MGT 016
 Session: 2020-21
 Year: 2nd
 Semester:1st
 Assign Group:3rd
 Presentation Topic:
WELCOME
Push & Pull
Supply Chain
Value Stream

2. Push & Pull
 Push
In supply chain management, "push" refers to a production and inventory
control strategy where goods are produced or stocked based on anticipated
demand forecasts.
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Convenience
Fast response to sudden increases in demand ( if
inventory levels are sufficient.
Increased carrying costs for excess inventory Drawback

3. Push & Pull
 Pull
In supply chain management, "pull" refers to a production and inventory
control strategy where goods are produced or stocked in response to actual
customer demand.
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Minimized risk of overproduction and excess inventory
More complex supply chain coordination and communication to ensure
timely production and delivery based on customer demand
Convenience
Drawback
Supplier
Manufacturer
Distributer
Retailer
Customer
Pull From Customer

4. The Value Chain
 The value chain encompasses all the activities that a company performs,
from sourcing raw materials to delivering the final product to customers,
and even after-sales service.
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primary and support activities

5. Value Stream
 value stream refers to the entire set of activities and processes involved in
delivering a product or service to the end customer
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Mapping the
value Stream
Customer
Focus
Eliminating
Waste
Continuous
Improvement
Collaboration
and
Integration
Lead Time
Reduction
Quality
Enhancement
Key aspects of the value stream in supply chain management