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Lamb, Hair, McDaniel 2011-2012

CHAPTER 14

Supply Chain Management

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Learning Outcomes

LO 1 Define the terms supply chain and supply chain


management, and discuss the benefits of supply chain
management

LO 2 Discuss the concept of supply chain integration and explain


why each of the six types of integration is important

LO 3 Identify the eight key processes of excellent supply chain


management and discuss how each of these processes
impacts the end customer

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Learning Outcomes

LO 4 Discuss the key strategic decisions supply


chain managers must make when
designing their companies supply chains

LO 5 Discuss new technology and emerging


trends in supply chain management

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Supply Chains and
Supply Chain Management

Define the terms supply chain


and supply chain management,
and discuss the benefits
of supply chain management

LO1
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Supply Chains

The connected chain of


Supply
SupplyChain
Chain all of the business
entities, both internal
and external to the
company, that perform or
support the logistics
function

LO1
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Supply Chains

A management system that


coordinates and integrates
all of the activities
Supply
SupplyChain
Chain performed by supply chain
Management
Management members into a seamless
process, from the source to
the point of consumption,
resulting in enhanced
customer and economic
value

LO1
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LO1
Supply Chain Managers

The philosophy behind supply chain


management is that by visualizing the entire
supply chain, supply chain managers can
maximize strengths and efficiencies at each
level of the process to create a highly
competitive, customer-driven supply system
that is able to respond immediately to
changes in supply and demand.

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Supply Chain Management

Communicator
Communicator of of customer
customer demand
demand
from
from point
point of
of sale
sale to
to supplier
supplier

Physical
Physical flow
flow process
process that
that engineers
engineers the
the
movement
movement ofof goods
goods

LO1
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LO1 Benefits of Supply
Chain Management
Supply chain oriented companies
commonly report:
Lower inventory, transportation,
warehousing, and packaging costs
Greater supply chain flexibility
Improved customer service
Higher revenues
Increased performance and profitability

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Supply Chain Integration

Discuss the concept of


supply chain integration
and explain why each
of the six types of
integration is important

LO2
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LO2
Supply Chain Integration
Relationship Firm-to-Firm
Firm-to-Firm Social
Social
RelationshipIntegration
Integration
Interactions
Interactions
Measurement
Measurement
Integration Operational
Operational
Integration
Planning
Planningand
and
Technology
Technologyandand Control
Control
Planning
PlanningIntegration
Integration
Material
Material and
and Service
Service
Supplier
SupplierIntegration
Integration
Internal
InternalOperations
Operations Customer
Customer
Integration
Integration Integration
Integration
Customer
CustomerIntegration
Integration
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Supply Chain Integration
The
The ability
ability of
of two
two or
or more
more
companies
companies to to develop
develop social
social
Relationship
Relationship connections
connections thatthat serve
serve to
to guide
guide
Integration
Integration their
their interactions
interactions when
when working
working
together.
together.

The performance assessment of


Measurement the supply chain as a whole that
Integration also holds each individual firm or
business unit accountable for
meeting its own goals

LO2
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Supply Chain Integration
The creation and maintenance of
Technology information technology systems
and planning that connect managers across
integration and through the firms in the
supply chain

Requires firms to link seamlessly


Material and to those outsiders that provide
service goods and services to them so
supplier that they can streamline
integration processes and provide quality
customer experiences.

LO2
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Supply Chain Integration
Internal Links internally performed work
Operations into a seamless process that
Integration stretches across departmental
and/or functional boundaries,
with the goal of satisfying
customer requirements

A competency that enables firms to


Customer offer long-lasting, distinctive, value-
Integration added offerings to those customers
who represent the greatest value to
the firm or supply chain

LO2
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Key Processes of
Supply Chain Management

Identify the eight key processes


of excellent supply chain
management and discuss
how each of these processes
impacts the end customer

LO3
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Key Business Processes
1. Customer relationship management
2. Customer service management
3. Demand management
4. Order fulfillment
5. Manufacturing flow management
6. Supplier relationship management
7. Product development and
commercialization
8. Returns management

LO3
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Customer Relationship
Management
Customer Allows companies to prioritize
Customer
Relationship their marketing focus on
Relationship
Management different customer groups
Management
(CRM) according to each groups
(CRM) Process
Process
long-term value to the
company or supply chain

LO3
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Customer
Service Management
Customer
Customer Presents a multi-company,
Service
Service unified response system to
Management
Management the customer whenever
Process complaints, concerns,
Process questions, or comments
are voiced

LO3
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Demand Management

Seeks to align supply and


Demand
Demand demand throughout the supply
Management
Management chain by anticipating customer
Process
Process requirements at each level and
create demand-related plans of
action prior to actual customer
purchasing behavior

LO3
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Order Fulfillment

a highly integrated process,


Order
Order
Fulfillment often requiring persons from
Fulfillment
Process
Process multiple companies and
multiple functions to come
together and coordinate to
create customer satisfaction at
a given place and time

LO3
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Manufacturing Flow
Management
Manufacturing Concerned with ensuring
Manufacturing
Flow
Flow that firms in the supply
Management
Management chain have the needed
Process
Process resources to manufacture
with flexibility and to
move products through a
multi-stage production
process

LO3
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Supplier Relationship
Management
Supplier Closely related to the
Supplier
Relationship
Relationship manufacturing flow
Management
Management management process and
Process
Process contains several
characteristics that
parallel the customer
relationship management
process

LO3
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Product Development and
Commercialization
Product Includes the group
Product
Development
Developmentand
and activities that facilitates
Commercialization
Commercialization
Process
the joint development and
Process
marketing of new
offerings among a group
of supply chain partner
firms

LO3
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Returns Management

Enables firms to manage


Returns
Returns volumes of returned product
Management
Management efficiently, while minimizing
Process
Process returns-related costs and
maximizing the value of the
returned assets to the firms in
the supply chain

LO3
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Managing the Logistical
Components of the Supply Chain

Discuss the key strategic


decisions supply chain
managers must make when
designing their companies
supply chains

LO4
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Logistics

Logistics is
the process of strategically managing
the efficient flow and storage of raw
materials, in-process inventory, and
finished goods from point of origin to
point of consumption.

LO4
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Logistical Components
of the Supply Chain

Sourcing
Sourcing&&Procurement
Procurement

System
InformationSystem Production
ProductionScheduling
Scheduling
LogisticsInformation

Supply Order
OrderProcessing
Processing
Chain
Team Inventory
InventoryControl
Control
Logistics

Warehouse
Warehouse&&Materials
MaterialsHandling
Handling

Transportation
Transportation
LO4
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Sourcing and Procurement

The
The Role
Role of
of Purchasing:
Purchasing:

Plan purchasing strategies

Develop specifications

Select suppliers

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Negotiate price and service levels

LO4 Reduce costs


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Production Scheduling
Traditional Focus Customer Focus

Push / Pull
Push Pull
Strategy
Start of Inventory- Customer-Order
Production Based Based

Manufacturing Mass Production Mass Customization

LO4
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Just-in-Time Manufacturing

JIT
JIT
A process that redefines and
simplifies manufacturing by
reducing inventory levels and
delivering raw materials at the
precise time they are needed
on the production line.

LO4
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Benefits of JIT

For manufacturers: reduces raw


material inventories; immediate
shipping of products
For suppliers: daily or hourly deliveries
rather than weekly
For customers: lower costs; shorter
lead times; products tailored to
customer needs
LO4
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Order Processing
An Order Processing
System is
a system whereby orders are
entered into the supply chain
and filled.

Order processing is becoming more automated


through the use of computer technology known
as ELECTRONIC DATA INTERCHANGE (EDI).
LO4
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Inventory Control

A method of developing and


Inventory
Inventory maintaining an adequate
Control
Control assortment of materials or
System
System products to meet a
manufacturers or a
customers demand

LO4
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Inventory Control
Tools for managing inventory include:
materials requirement planning (MRP) or
materials management supplier to
manufacturer
distribution resource planning (DRP)
manufacturer to end user
automatic replenishment programs
minimal forecasting

LO4
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Warehousing and
Materials Handling
A Materials-Handling
System is
a method of moving inventory into, within,
and out of the warehouse.

Most manufacturers today have moved to


AUTOMATED materials-handling systems to
minimize the amount of handling.
LO4
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Transportation
Airways

Water

Pipelines

Motor Carriers

Railroads
LO4
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Transportation Mode Choice

Cost
Transit time
Reliability
Capability
Accessibility
Traceability

LO4
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Exhibit 14.1
Criteria for Ranking Modes
of Transportation

LO4
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Trends in Supply Chain
Management

Discuss new technology


and emerging trends in
supply chain management

LO5
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Trends in Supply Chain
Management

Advanced
Advanced computer
computer technology
technology

Outsourcing
Outsourcing of
of logistics
logistics functions
functions

Electronic
Electronic distribution
distribution

LO5
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Advanced Computer
Technology
Automatic identification systems
- Bar coding
- Radio frequency technology

Communications technology

Supply chain software systems

LO5
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Outsourcing Logistics
Functions
Outsourcing
Outsourcing Benefits
Benefits

Reduce inventories

Locate stock at fewer plants and distribution


centers

Provide same or better levels of service

LO5
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Electronic Distribution

Electronic Distribution is
a distribution technique that includes
any kind of product or service that
can be distributed electronically,
whether over traditional forms such
as fiber-optic cable or through
satellite transmission of electronic
signals.

LO5
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Green Supply Chain
Management
Requires integrating green thinking into all
phases of the supply chain
Green materials sourcing
Environmental impact of packaging,
shipment, use
Incorporate end-of-life management
Recycling
Clean disposal

LO5
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Global Logistics and Supply
Chain Management

Logistical challenges of global


markets:
Understanding and coping with the
legalities of trade in other countries
Uncertainty regarding shipping

LO5
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