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    Supply chain management (SCM) involves coordinating suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, and retailers to acquire raw materials and convert them efficiently into finished goods and deliver them to customers. The key aspects of SCM include supply chain planning, execution, and performance measurement. An effective supply chain has upstream suppliers, internal manufacturing processes, and downstream distributors and retailers working together to get the right products to customers at the right time and price. The goal is an integrated process that reduces costs and improves customer satisfaction.

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    Supply chain management (SCM) involves coordinating suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, and retailers to acquire raw materials and convert them efficiently into finished goods and deliver them to customers. The key aspects of SCM include supply chain planning, execution, and performance measurement. An effective supply chain has upstream suppliers, internal manufacturing processes, and downstream distributors and retailers working together to get the right products to customers at the right time and price. The goal is an integrated process that reduces costs and improves customer satisfaction.

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    Supply chain management (SCM) involves coordinating suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, and retailers to acquire raw materials and convert them efficiently into finished goods and deliver them to customers. The key aspects of SCM include supply chain planning, execution, and performance measurement. An effective supply chain has upstream suppliers, internal manufacturing processes, and downstream distributors and retailers working together to get the right products to customers at the right time and price. The goal is an integrated process that reduces costs and improves customer satisfaction.

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    Supply chain management (SCM) involves coordinating suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, and retailers to acquire raw materials and convert them efficiently into finished goods and deliver them to customers. The key aspects of SCM include supply chain planning, execution, and performance measurement. An effective supply chain has upstream suppliers, internal manufacturing processes, and downstream distributors and retailers working together to get the right products to customers at the right time and price. The goal is an integrated process that reduces costs and improves customer satisfaction.

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    SUPPLY CHAIN

    MANAGEMENT

    PRESENTED BY:
    RITU JAIN(A.P)
    Supply chain management (SCM)
    • Supply chain management (SCM) implies having
    the right product in the right place at the right
    time, at the right price and of right type, and of
    the right condition.
    • “SCM is an integrated process wherein suppliers,
    manufactures, distributors and retailers work
    together in an effort to acquire raw materials,
    convert these raw materials into specified final
    products and deliver these final products.”
    -Beamon
    4/10/2019 RITU JAIN(A.P) CSE, NIET 2
    Features of SCM
    • Responsibility of a Single Entity
    • System Approach
    • Strategic Decision Making
    • Harmonious Relationship
    • Flexible Approach
    • Better Performance

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    Key process of SCM
    • Supply chain planning system
    • Supply chain execution system
    • Supply chain performance measurement

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    Components of a supply chain
    • Upstream supply chain
    • Internal chain
    • Downstream supply chain Customer

    Supplier 1
    Warehouse 1 Distributor Retailer
    Manufacturing
    Supplier 2
    plan
    Warehouse 2 Customer

    Supplier 3

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    Significance of SCM
    • It integrates suppliers, distributor and customer
    logistics requirements into one cohesive process
    to reduce time, redundant effort and costs.
    • Faster decisions are quickly communicated
    throughout the supply chain.
    • Data and information flow readily to al parts of
    the supply chain.
    • It enhance customer satisfaction.
    • It enhance firm’s profitability.

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    Supply Chain Decisions
    • Location decisions
    • Production decisions
    • Inventory decisions
    • Transportation decisions

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    Phases of SCM
    • Identification of requirements
    • Sourcing
    • Pricing
    • Post award activities

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    Push and pull Approaches to SCM
    • Push based model is also known as build to stock
    and pull based model as build to order. In push
    based model, products are pushed to customers
    and in pull based model, customers configure
    their own products.

    • Pull based model is a speculative process because


    it responds to forecasted rather than the actual
    demand of customer. Pull based model is a
    reactive process because it reacts on the demand
    of customers.

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    Principles of SCM
    • Customers should be segmented based on the
    service needs of distinct groups and adopt the
    supply chain to serve these segments
    profitably.
    • Customize the logistics network to the service
    requirements and profitability of customer
    segments.
    • Take the product closer to the customer and
    ensure speed across the supply chain.

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    • Manage sources of supply strategically to
    reduce the total cost of owning materials and
    services.
    • Develop a supply chain wide technology
    strategy that supports multiple levels of
    decision making and gives a clear view of the
    flow of products, services and information.
    • Adopt channel spanning performance measure
    to gauge collective success in reaching the end
    user effectively and efficiently.

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    THANK YOU

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