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    The document summarizes two views of supply chain processes: 1) The cycle view divides processes into a series of cycles at interfaces between successive supply chain stages, including the customer order, replenishment, manufacturing, and procurement cycles. 2) The push/pull view categorizes processes as either pull, where execution is in response to a customer order, or push, where execution anticipates customer demand. This distinction helps consider strategic supply chain decisions.

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    The document summarizes two views of supply chain processes: 1) The cycle view divides processes into a series of cycles at interfaces between successive supply chain stages, including the customer order, replenishment, manufacturing, and procurement cycles. 2) The push/pull view categorizes processes as either pull, where execution is in response to a customer order, or push, where execution anticipates customer demand. This distinction helps consider strategic supply chain decisions.

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    The document summarizes two views of supply chain processes: 1) The cycle view divides processes into a series of cycles at interfaces between successive supply chain stages, including the customer order, replenishment, manufacturing, and procurement cycles. 2) The push/pull view categorizes processes as either pull, where execution is in response to a customer order, or push, where execution anticipates customer demand. This distinction helps consider strategic supply chain decisions.

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    The document summarizes two views of supply chain processes: 1) The cycle view divides processes into a series of cycles at interfaces between successive supply chain stages, including the customer order, replenishment, manufacturing, and procurement cycles. 2) The push/pull view categorizes processes as either pull, where execution is in response to a customer order, or push, where execution anticipates customer demand. This distinction helps consider strategic supply chain decisions.

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    Process view of

    supply chain
    BY: Vanshika Singhal
    The supply chain process occurs in two ways:

    01 Cycle View:- processes in a supply chain are divided into a series of


    cycles, each performed at the interfaces between two successive supply
    chain stages.

    02 Push/Pull view:- processes in a supply chain are divided into two


    categories depending on

    Pull: execution is initiated in response to a customer order (reactive)

    Push: execution is initiated in anticipation of customer orders


    (speculative)
    Cycle view
    It defines the processes involved and the owners of each process.
    Process in a supply chain is divided into a series of cycles.
    Supply chain process can be broken down into four process cycles
    such as-
    1) Customer order cycle
    2) Replenishment cycle
    3) Manufacturing cycle
    4) Procurement cycle
    Each cycles occurs at the interface between two successive stages of
    the supply chain.
    Cycle of Customer Orders
    ( Customer – Retailer)

    Customer arrival means the arrival of a customer to


    the market to make a purchase of his or her choice.
    Success of the business is stated when the business
    starts getting interaction from the customers. 

    There are further processes involved in the


    customer order cycles these are • Arrival of
    Customer • Customer order entity • Customers order
    fulfillment • Customer order receiving.
    Replenishment Cycle ( Retailer-Distributor)

    In the replenishment cycle stage, mostly, there are


    many retailers exactly reacted as a customer; the
    stage is customer order entry according to main
    features.

    There are four processes of replenishment cycle.


    These are • Retail order trigger • Retail order
    receiving • Retail order fulfillment • Retail order
    Inventor

    Manufacturing Cycle
    ( Distributor -Manufacturer )

    In this process, the main parties that are involved


    are distributors with the manufacturer and/or
    retailers with manufacturers. In addition, includes
    replenishing distributor’s inventory.

    . This process involves- • Scheduling the production


    houses • Maintaining the manufacturing and shipping
    placement • Orders that arrive from the distributor,
    retailer or customers and the • Orders receiving at the
    customer, distributor, and retailer, these are described
    in details.

    Procurement Cycle
    ( Manufacturer --- Supplier)

    The interface of manufacturer/supplier is necessary


    for the stage to occur. It included all processes in
    which it is being insured the mobilization of materials
    from the availability of manufacturing until the
    scheduling perspective.

    It is important that the supplier should integrate


    with the manufacturing perspective by the
    manufacturer
    .

    Push/Pull View of Supply Chains


    Supply chain processes fall into one of two categories depending on


    the timing of their execution relative to customer demand.

    Pull View :- In this execution is initiated in response to a customer order


    (reactive).

    It operates in an environment in which customer demand is


    known.

    Therefore , at time of execution of a pull process, customer


    demand is known with certainty.
    Push view: In this execution isorders
    initiated in anticipation of customer
    (speculative).

    Push/pull boundary separates push processes from pull


    processes.

    Useful in considering strategic decisions relating to


    supply chain.
    Can combine the push/pull and cycle views.
    Thank You

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