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The document defines supply chain management and describes the key components of a supply chain including suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, retailers, and customers. It explains how supply chains are networks for information, physical distribution, and funds to flow between these entities. Specifically, it notes that supply chain management involves managing these three flows to support supply chain performance. The document also discusses different perspectives on viewing supply chains such as considering the cycles and push/pull processes within them. Finally, it outlines some strategies and decision phases in managing supply chains.
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The document discusses supply chain management and how it has evolved over time. It describes how globalization, technology, and other factors have impacted businesses and their supply chains. Modern supply chain management approaches aim to serve customers with high quality goods and services at low costs by fostering long-term partnerships between organizations across the supply chain.
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1. Vendor Managed Inventory or VMI is a process where the vendor creates orders for their customers based on demand information that they receive from the customer. 2. VMI involves collaboration between suppliers and their customers which changes the traditional ordering process.
Schematic Diagram of VMI
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VMI removes the need for the customers to have significant safety stock. Lower inventories for the customer can lead to significant cost savings.
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Moreover, the need for purchase order corrections and reconciliation is removed which further reduces purchasing costs.
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1. A decrease in stockouts and a decrease in inventory levels. 2. Planning and ordering cost will be decreased. 3. Overall service level is elevated. 4. The customer is more focused in providing great service.
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1. A reduction in customer ordering errors. 2. Promotions can be easily promoted to inventory plans. 3. Customers' point of sell data makes forecasting easier. 4. Philosophy to customer’s stock levels helps to identify priorities.
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1. Supplier stocks the resources in buyer’s premises. 2. Retailer is solely responsible for the stock availability. 3. RMI always focused on improving forecasting. 4. It is termed as business model of business.
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VMI removes the need for the customers to have significant safety stock. Lower inventories for the customer can lead to significant cost savings.
The customer can make profit from reduced purchasing costs. As the vendor receives data so the customer don’t need to produce purchasing costs ever.
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1. A reduction in customer ordering errors. 2. Promotions can be easily promoted to inventory plans. 3. Customers' point of sell data makes forecasting easier. 4. Philosophy to customer’s stock levels helps to identify priorities.
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1. Vendor stocks the resources in suppliers premises. 2. Vendor is solely responsible for the stock availability. 3. VMI focuses on collaboration and share information between trading partners. 4. It is termed as a model of family business.
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- 1. UNDERSTANDING THE SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT By Abdullah Athar
- 13. Definition of Supply Chain Mgt : Basic Supply Chain : a network used to deliver product and services from raw materials to end customers through an engineered flow of Information, physical distribution and cash. Supply chain = supply + chain+ mgt
- 14. Supplier Manufactur e Distributor Retailer Customer Funds Product Information SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
- 15. Supply chain is the game of management of 3 flows as shown in diagram. You are to explain how these 3 flows affects or support supply chain performance. Kindly give reply point wise.
- 16. Generally key pillars of supply chain are Customer Manufacturer Retailers Wholesaler/distributor Warehouse and transportation Component /raw material suppliers Each stage in supply chain is connected through flow of products , information and fund
- 17. During operation, supply chain closely interacts with other functions like finance, sales , marketing etc
- 18. Supply Chain in Reality Supply chain process is not as simple as explained. Complexity includes due to involvement of various real scenarios like many suppliers, many distributors, many manufacturing options .
- 19. Different Real Scenarios in Supply Chain
- 20. Services also have supply chains
- 21. Sourcing , Procurement and supply management (purchasing , supplier relationship) Material Management (Forecasting Inventory, store , stoke keeping) Logistics & Distribution Supply Chain-Historical Perspective
- 22. Objective of Supply Chain To satisfy customers need by Matching variable demand with variable supply In shortest possible time With minimum total cost
- 23. Significance of Supply Chain : ◦ Supply chain designing and its operation plays a significant role in the success of firm. o Supply chain is the channel which ensure product availability to end user, so it determines company success. ◦ Successful supply chain operation requires well inter-connectivity within functions and efficient role of all functions.
- 24. Some Strategies in Supply Chain ◦ Few suppliers/ many suppliers ◦ Make or buy decision ◦ Inventory Management ◦ Capacity Planning
- 25. Decision Phase in Supply Chain Supply chain strategy next several years Supply chain planning ◦ Quarter to a yearly Supply chain operation ◦ (weekly/monthly)
- 29. Process view of supply chain Supply chain is a consequence of processes and flows that take place within and between different stages and combine to fill a customer need for a product. Two views of supply chain are ◦ Cycle view : ◦ Push/pull view
- 30. Cycle View Processes in supply chain are divided into a series of cycles , each performed at the interface between 2 consecutive stages of supply chain. ◦ Customer order cycle ◦ Replenishment cycle ◦ Manufacturing cycle ◦ Procurement cycle
- 32. Push/pull view The process in supply chain are divided into 2 categories depending on whether they are executed in response to a customer order on in anticipation of customer order. Pull processes are initiated by a customer order. Push process are initiated and performed in anticipation of customer need.
- 34. Push/pull process Make to stock order ◦ Pull process : customer order cycle ◦ Push process : procurement + manufacturing +replenishment Build to order ◦ Pull process : customer order cycle +manufacturing ◦ Push process : procurement
- 35. Supply Chain Macro Process in a Firm SRM ISCM CRM Supplier Firm Customer Source Negotiate Buy Design collaboration Supply collaboration Demand planning Supply planning production Warehouse Market Price Sell Order management Call centre