WorksheetsCHAP. 1 SCM - TEST UNDERSTANDING
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 23mins
Identify FIVE (5) roles in Supply Chain Management that you have learned?
retailer , customer, production, supplier, Sales rep
CEO , customer, production, supplier, distributo
retailer , customer, SME, supplier, distributo
List six (6) drivers that you have learned?
(a)
Explain customer relationship collaboration description (a)
Which of this processes is NOT under SCM?
Manufacturing customization
Reverse Logistics
Life cycle Support
Accept agreement and buying respond
Which of the Supply chain activities is TRUE?
Operate system recovery
Materials management
Warehousing
Manpower selection
Understanding Supply Chain Value Chain Proposition and the EERS Model
A supply chain value chain proposition refers to the combination of products and services the supply chain offers to customers and consumers. It aims to provide value and meet the needs of the end-users. On the other hand, the EERS Model - Comprehensive Value Proposition focuses on effectiveness, efficiency, relevance, and sustainability as key components.
Effectiveness in the EERS Model ensures that the supply chain operations achieve the desired outcomes and goals. Efficiency emphasizes optimizing resources and processes to minimize waste and enhance productivity. Relevance highlights the need for the supply chain to stay aligned with the changing market demands and customer preferences.
Sustainability is a crucial aspect of the EERS Model, emphasizing the long-term viability and environmental impact of the supply chain activities. By integrating these elements into their value proposition, supply chains can enhance their competitiveness and create value for all stakeholders involved.
What does a supply chain value chain proposition combine to provide value to customers?
Only products
Only services
Products and services
Logistics solutions
What are the key focus areas of the EERS Model?
Efficiency, Effectiveness, Resilience, Sustainability
Efficiency, Effectiveness, Relevance, Sustainability
Efficiency, Effectiveness, Reliability, Sustainability
How can integrating elements into the value proposition enhance competitiveness for supply chains?
By reducing costs
By increasing efficiency
By improving customer satisfaction
By expanding market reach
Which one (1) is not a criteria of efficiency?
Lowest cost
Minimize inventory
Greater reliance on low cost modes
Higher margins
Which one (1) is not a criteria of responsive?
Lowest cost
Speed, flexibility, quality
Capacity flexibility
Higher margins
