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A supply chain is a network of manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, transporters, providers of storage facilities and retailers. It performs the functions of procurement and acquisition of material, processing and transformation of the material into intermediate and finished tangible goods and finally, the physical distribution of the finished goods to the intermediate or final customers.
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Bechtel and Jayaram have classified various views on SCM into four schools of thought: Functional School, Linkage/logistics School, Information School and Integration/process School. The chapter also discussed the various supply chain management processes carried out across the supply chain. They include, customer relationship management, customer service management, demand management, order fulfillment, manufacturing flow management, procurement, product development and commercialization, and returns management. It concludes by exploring the drivers of the growth of supply chain management and the objectives of companies adopting supply chain management practices.
Definition of a Supply Chain
Components of a Supply Chain
Customers Distributors Manufacturers Suppliers
The Concept of Supply Chain Management
Supply Chain Management - Schools of Thought
Functional school
Linkage/ Logistics School Information School Integration/ Process School
Supply Chain Management Processes
Customer Relationship Management
Customer Service Management
Demand Management
Customer Order Fulfillment Manufacturing Flow Management
Procurement Management/Supplier Relationship Management
Product Development and Commercialization
Returns Management
Factors Driving the Evolution of SCM
Customer Expectations Globalization
Competition
Advances in Information Technology
Objectives of SCM