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7 Principles of Supply Chain Management
7 Principles of Supply Chain Management
MANAGEMENT
manufacturers and suppliers must share the goal of reducing costs across
the supply chain in order to lower prices in the marketplace and enhance
margins
sound knowledge of all their commodity costs, not only for direct
materials but also for maintenance, repair, and operating supplies, plus
the dollars spent on utilities, travel, temps, and virtually everything else.
tackling the volatility of base commodity prices by indexing them
Indexed Pricing
6: Develop a supply chain-wide technology strategy that support multiple level of
decision making and gives a clear view of the products, services and information
Use of Enterprise-wide systems
IT systems which incorporates short term, mid term and long term Supply
chain Activities
manufacturers are now implementing "real-time" information technology
to gain store-specific performance data.
7: Adopt channel-spanning performance measures to gauge collective success in
reaching the end user effectively and efficiently
Supply chain managers take a broader view, adopting measures that apply
to every link in the supply chain and include both service and financial
metrics.
Determine their true profitability of service by identifying the actual costs
and revenues of the activities required to serve an account.
Performance measurement through common report cards.
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