This document discusses supply chain management. It defines supply chain as the flow of products and services from raw material suppliers to consumers through various intermediaries. Key points made include: - Supply chains connect suppliers, manufacturers, distributors and customers through transportation and storage, and are integrated through information sharing. - Supply chain management involves managing demand and supply across organizational boundaries to meet customer needs. - India's logistics costs are higher than Western countries due to reliance on road and rail transport over waterways. The Sagar Mala project aims to invest in port modernization to boost trade and reduce costs. - Traditional supply chains differ from modern digitized examples like Paytm in areas like planning and integration.

1. Presented by:
Ashutosh
Kumar
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

2. WHAT IS SUPPLY CHAIN
MANAGEMENT
Supply chains means
Flow of products and
services from:
 Raw materials
manufacturers
 Intermediate
products suppliers
 Manufacturer
 Wholesalers and
distributors
 customers
 consumers

3. • Connected by
transportation
and storage
activities
• Integrated
through
information,
planning, and
integration
activities
• Cost and

4. CUSTOMER Vs. CONSUMER

5. DEFINITION OF SUPPLY CHAIN
The design and management of seamless, value-
added process across organizational boundaries to
meet the real needs of the end customer
Institute for Supply Management
Managing supply and demand, sourcing raw materials
and parts, manufacturing and assembly, warehousing
and inventory tracking, order entry and order
management, distribution across all channels, and
delivery to the customer
The Supply Chain Council

6. BROAD SECTORS OF INDIAN
ECONOMY & SCM
1.
• Primary sectors:
• Agriculture, forestry and fishing
2.
• Secondary sectors:
• Mining, electricity, gas, water supply &
construction
3.
• Service sectors:
• Business, transport, telecommunication and
personnel services

7. SECTOR WISE CONTRIBUTION IN
GDP

8. SAGARMALA PROJECT OF
INDIA
 Sagar Mala project is a strategic and customer-
oriented initiative of the Government of India to
modernize India's Ports so that port-led
development can be augmented and coastlines
can be developed to contribute in India's growth.
 Plan to invest Rs 70,000/- crore to boost trade of
india to overseas countries and coastal district of
india.
 The project has been sanctioned in 31 July 2015.
 It will reduce logistics cost considerably.

9. SAGARMALA PROJECT

10. INDIA’S LOGISTICS COST IS
MORE THAN WESTERN
COUNTRIES
By road- Rs 1.5/ Km
By rail- Rs 1.0/Km
By water- Rs 0.25/Km
Goods & Passenger traffic
on water:
China- 37%
European countries- 35%
India- only 3.5%

11. TRADITIONAL VS. MODERN
SUPPLY CHAIN
Paytm
supply
chain

12. Any
Questions?

13. THANK YOU!