CO2-4TH QTR SUPPLY AND VALUE CHAIN

1.       Basic inputs that are transformed, processed, or assembled to create the final goods that consumers purchase

•   Raw Materials

• Suppliers

• Factory

• Distribution

2.       Are the businesses or individuals that provide the necessary goods and services to other businesses. They are a critical link, providing everything from raw materials and components to finished goods and specialized services.

• Raw Materials

• Suppliers

• Factory

• Distribution

3.       Plays a central role as the location where raw materials are transformed into finished goods.

• Raw Materials

• Factory

• Suppliers

• Distribution

4.       It's the process of moving finished goods from the point of production to the point of consumption.

• Distribution

• Factory

• Suppliers

• Customer

5. It's the point of interaction between the business and the end-user.

• Retails

• Customer

• Factory

• Suppliers

  6. Are the heart of any supply chain. They are the reason for its existence, the driving force behind demand, and the ultimate judges of its success

• Customer

• Factory

• Suppliers

• Distribution

1. Which of the following is NOT a typical role of a supplier in a supply chain?

• A.Providing raw materials or components

• b) Manufacturing finished goods (in some cases)

• c) Setting the final retail price of the product

• d) Ensuring timely delivery of goods

2. Which of the following best describes the role of a customer in a supply chain?

 

• A.To manage inventory levels

• b) To negotiate supplier contracts

• c) To create demand and provide feedback

• d) To oversee factory production processes

3. A factory's primary function in a supply chain is:

 

• a) To manage customer relationships

• b) To develop marketing strategies

• c. To transform raw materials into finished goods

• d) To handle returns and logistics