What does e-supply chain synchronization refer to?

• Traditional paper-based supply chain management

• Random allocation of inventory

• Exclusive use of physical warehouses

• Electronic integration of supply chain processes

Which technology is commonly used for real-time tracking in e-supply chain synchronization?

• RFID (Radio Frequency Identification)

• GPS (Global Positioning System)

• Barcodes

• NFC (Near Field Communication)

What does synchronization in e-supply chain help prevent?

• Low inventory costs

• Isolated decision-making

• Delays and disruptions

• Manual tracking errors

In e-supply chain synchronization, what does ERP stand for ?

• Electronic Resource Planning

• Enterprise Resource Planning

• Efficient Resource Processing

• External Resource Provision

What is the primary advantage of e-supply chain synchronization?

• Cost reduction

• Increased lead times

• Decreased visibility

• Manual processes

The results of an effective e-SCS strategy can be seen in the identification of how many critical objectives?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Which of the following is NOT an advantage e-SCS provides?

• Ensure that supply channel costs are minimized.

• Capture the most profitable customers.

• Secure access to the most value-added suppliers.

• Easy to integrate with existing systems.

Which phase of the supply chain does e-supply chain synchronization primarily focus on?

• Manufacturing

• Distribution

• Procurement

• All of the above

Which factor is crucial for successful e-supply chain synchronization?

• Isolated communication

• Decentralized data management

• Collaboration and information sharing

• Limited technology adoption

In e-SCS, companies that reluctant to share data with their trading partners have shown significant success.

• True

• False