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Supply Chain Management Systems

Supply Chain Management Systems. Lindsey Palmiotto Deanna Nicastro. What is Supply Chain Management?. A cross functional system using information technology to help manage some of a company’s key business processes such as those of its suppliers, customers, and other business partners.

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Supply Chain Management Systems

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  1. Supply Chain Management Systems Lindsey Palmiotto Deanna Nicastro

  2. What is Supply Chain Management? • A cross functional system using information technology to help manage some of a company’s key business processes such as those of its suppliers, customers, and other business partners.

  3. Process of SCM: • SCM systems include the flow of • Raw materials • Producing products • Providing service • Delivering the product to the end consumer.

  4. Goals of an SCM system: • Speed • Efficiency • Reduce Cost • Improve Supply chain cycle times (to get a company’s products from concept to market)

  5. Five Basic Components: 1. Plan 2. Source 3. Make 4. Deliver 5. Return

  6. Plan • Develop strategies in order to meet customer’s needs and demands. • Plan to develop high quality products with a lower cost at a fast pace.

  7. Source • Decide where your products will come from. Who will be your supplier? • Helps the company know who they can rely on to deliver their products in a timely manner.

  8. Make • Where the source is going to manufacture their product. • Includes scheduling, testing, packaging, and preparing the product for distribution • How much inventory should they produce?

  9. Deliver • Where the company decides what distribution carrier to use in order to successfully get their orders fulfilled. • How fast can they get their products to their consumers? • Involves how the company is going to receive their payments.

  10. Return • Involves the products that the customers are not satisfied with that get sent back to the company. • Are the customers satisfied with their service?

  11. History of an SCM system: • 1960’s- First inventory software developed • 1970’s- Material Requirements Planning was introduced. • 1980’s- Market demand increased which led to managing material flow through SCM systems. • 1990’s-NOW- SCM systems are more technologically enabled.

  12. Oracle SCM: • Forecasting • Innovating Logistics • Benefits • Predictability • Adapting and Innovating • Alignment

  13. Oracle’s Customer Results • Improving productivity • Reducing their costs • Decreasing processing time • Cutting errors • Increasing volume discounts

  14. What is the difference between an ERP & SCM?

  15. SCM vs. ERP • ERP integrates all functions of a business in a unified manner. • SCM is a more specialized system.

  16. ERP Business Functions:

  17. Points of differences: • Comprehensive • Complexity • Sourcing Tables • Handling of Constraints • Functionality • Speed of processing requests

  18. What funtional business areas does SCM touch? Accounting Operations HR Finance Marketing

  19. Model of ERP and SCM systems working together: Accounting Finance Operations Human Resources Marketing SCM System ERP System

  20. SupplyChain Concept • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMVvVrg3NWE&feature=related

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