KS - SCM STRATEGY AND PLANNING

ITC’s Supply Chain Management (SCM) Program consists of four modules, with each covering an important part of the supply chain is about

• Strategy and Planning, Sourcing & Purchasing, Operations, and Logistics

• Strategy and Planting, Sourcing & Procurement, Operations, and Logistics

• Strategy and Running, Sourcing & Purchasing, Operations, and Logistics

• Strategy and Planning, Sourcing & Purchasing, Warehousing, and Logistics

The main focus in supply chain is

• Margin

• Customer

• Company

• Shareholder

The most complete role of SCM in competitiveness

• Improve quatity, improve cost, innovate

• Reduce cost, fast response, continuity product

• Improve quality, innovate, no response

• Reduce cost, fast response, unique product

Any flow Supply Chain Management between buyer and seller is

• meteric, found, information, environment & technology

• materials, fund, information, engineering & technology

• materials, fund, information, environment & technology

• materials, fund, intelligent , saint and technology

In developing a supply chain strategy; functional products with variable supply processes) are typically used for seasonal products, especially food products. These supply chains often require relatively high levels of safety stock to protect against risk. It is Uncertainy framework with:

• Responsive SC

• Risk Hedge SC

• Efficient SC

• Agile SC

In developing a supply chain strategy; Innovative products with constantly evolving supply processes. Typical examples include high-tech products like smartphones and tablet computers. These supply chains must be highly responsive to changing customer requirements and demand. It is Uncertainy framework with:

• Responsive SC

• Risk Hedge SC

• Efficient SC

• Agile SC

A supply chain phenomenon that occurs when slow-moving consumer demand or small increases in demand result in large changes in production at the opposite end of the supply chain, called as:

• Bulldog Effect

• Bullwhip Effect

• Bullet Effect

• Burn Out Effect

The main cause of the bullwhip effect, except

• Bad demand-signal processing

• Playing batching oder

• Price variations

• Integration demand and planning

THE CASH-TO-CASH CYCLE is a financial ratio that measures how efficiently a company uses its working capital. There are four items

• Cash, account receivable, account payable, inventory

• Cash, account insentive, account payable, inventory

• Cash, account receivable, account payable, warehouse

• Cash, account receivable, account planning, inventory

• Cash, account receivable, account planning, warehouse

The supply positioning models is concerning

• Position impact and profit

• Potential impact and profit

• Potential impact and position

• Position impact and risk