SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

A close calibration and collaboration within a supply chain, mostly with the application of shared management information systems.

• Supply Chain Management

• Supply Chain Integration

• Supply Chain Role of IT

• Supply Chain Networks

This system is based on the deliberation of customer’s demand. It tries to push as many products into the market as possible.

• Supply Chain Integration

• Supply Chain Push System

• Supply Chain Pull System

• Supply Chain Demand Driven Strategies

It is based on demand-driven techniques; the procurement, production and distribution are demand-driven rather than predicting. This system doesn’t always follow the make-to-order production.

• Supply Chan Pull System

• Supply Chain Push System

• Supply Chain Demand Driven Strategies

• Supply Chain Push and Pull System

Were first developed to understand the impact of inactivity and collection, as information fertilizes the supply chain from the source of demand to the suppliers.

• Supply Chain Push System

• Supply Chain Push and Pull System

• Supply Chain Pull System

• Supply Chain Demand Driven Strategies

Involves the broad range of tools and techniques used to conduct business in a paperless environment. Hence it comprises electronic data interchange, e-mail, electronic fund transfers, electronic publishing, image processing, electronic bulletin boards, shared databases and magnetic/optical data capture.

• Electronic Commerce

• Electronic Data Interchange

• Barcgode Scanning

• Data Warehouse

• Enterprise Resource Planning

Involves the swapping of business documents in a standard format from computer-to-computer. It presents the capability as well as the practice of exchanging information between two companies electronically rather than the traditional form of mail, courier, & fax.

• Electronic Commerce

• Electronic Data Interchange

• Barcgode Scanning

• Data Warehouse

• Enterprise Resource Planning

This code states the name of product along with its manufacturer. Some other practical applications of barcode scanners are tracking the moving items like elements in PC assembly operations and automobiles in assembly plants.

• Electronic Commerce

• Electronic Data Interchange

• Barcgode Scanning

• Data Warehouse

• Enterprise Resource Planning

Known as the Single Source of Truth and can be defined as a store comprising all the databases. It is a centralized database that is prolonged independently from the production system database of a company.

• Electronic Commerce

• Electronic Data Interchange

• Barcode Scanning

• Data Warehouse

• Enterprise Resource Planning

Has now become the processing tool of many companies. They grab the data and minimize the manual activities and tasks related to processing financial, inventory and customer order information.

• Electronic Commerce

• Electronic Data Interchange

• Barcode Scanning

• Data Warehouse

• Enterprise Resource Planning

Merger of both push and pull systems, where the medium between the stages of the push-based and the pull-based systems is referred as the push–pull boundary.

• Supply Chain Push System

• Supply Chain Push and Pull System

• Supply Chain Pull System

• Supply Chain Demand Driven Strategies