we will introduce the Supply Chain Operations Reference Model.
discuss how SCOR may be used to analyze and improve Supply Chain Operations.
supply chain across customers,suppliers, and service providers in a supply chain?
we'll present a wide variety of graphical depictions of supply chain.
also known as the SCOR Model.
which is one of the many professional societies associated with Supply Chain.
there were no definitions associated with supply chain management.
metrics to describe logistics and supply chain activities.
And it was often difficult to talk with channel partners in precise terms.
with a goal of enabling organizations to more effectively work with each other.
Let's start from the point of view of an organization producing a finished product.
representing the components of the supply chain.
the finished good to their customer in the next stage in the supply chain.
This representation of the score model is at the very highest level.
metrics associated with several levels deep of detail on the process definitions.
manufacturer versus a make-to-stock operation, such as in consumer products.
And would be a good example of a make-to-stock operation.
create rules, making supply chains more efficient.
of very high corporate level supply chain metrics.
reliability and responsiveness, flexibility, costs and asset management.
there are much more refined process specific metrics.
to establish practices and make improvements where needed.
discussed how SCOR may be used to analyze and improve Supply Chain Operations.
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