UNIT –V SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

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UNIT –V SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES UNIT –V SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT 6/23/2018 Dr. G. MAHESWARAN/AP

What is supply chain management ? First one is that practically every product that reaches an end user represents a cumulative effort of multiple organizations. These organizations refers collectively as a supply chain. The second idea is that while supply chain have existed for a long time , most organizations have only paid attention to what was happening within their “four walls ”. Very few organizations realized about delivering goods to final consumer . SCM is the active management supply chain activities to maximize customer value and achieve a sustainable competitive advantage. 6/23/2018 Dr. G. MAHESWARAN/AP

Meaning: Supply chain: Network of organizations and business process for procuring materials, transforming raw materials into the finished products and distributing the finished products to the customers. Supply chain management : Integration of suppliers , distributors and customer logistics into one cohesive process. Supply chain management process: information system that automate the flow information between a firm and its suppliers in order to optimize the planning , sourcing , manufacturing and delivering of products and services. Dr. G. MAHESWARAN/AP 6/23/2018 Dr.G.MAHESWARAN/ AP

SCM objectives: SCM outcomes: What? Establish policies , objectives and operating footprints. How much? Deploy resources to match supply with demand . When ? Where? Schedule , monitor , control and adjust production. Do: Build and transport. Objectives. Supply policies(service levels). Network design. Demand forecast Production ,procurement &logistic plan Inventory target. Work center scheduling Order/inventory tracking Order cycle Material movement. Strategic Tactical Operational Execution 6/23/2018 Dr. G. MAHESWARAN/AP

Objectives of SCM Customer value goals: Business value goals: Rapid demand fulfillment. Collaborative supply chain planning and execution. Customer value goals: Give customer what they want , when and how they want it , at low cost. Enterprise coordination of manufacturing and business process. Effective distribution system Responsiveness and accountability to customers. Objectives of SCM 6/23/2018 Dr. G. MAHESWARAN/AP

upstream downstream fig: an example of supply chain. supplier supplier supplier retailer customer manufacturer distributer supplier supplier supplier 6/23/2018 Dr. G. MAHESWARAN/AP

Information system and SCM Supply chain activities cover every thing from product development , sourcing , production and logistics as well as information system. The organizations that make up supply chains are “linked” through physical flow and information flow. Physical flow involves transformation , movement and storage of goods & materials . Information flow allows various supply chain partners to co-ordinate their long term plans and control day to day flow of goods and materials forward and backward. One of the strategy to effective mgmt of supply chain is “just-in-time ” strategy. 6/23/2018 Dr. G. MAHESWARAN/AP

One of the recurring problem in SCM is “bullwhip” effect. Some uncertainties in supply chain are uncertain product demand , late shipment from suppliers , defective parts or raw materials , production process break down. One of the recurring problem in SCM is “bullwhip” effect. The bullwhip effect : Inaccurate information can cause minor fluctuations in demand for the product to be amplified as one moves further back to supply chain. Minor fluctuation in retail sales for a product can create excess inventory for distributors , manufacturers and suppliers. 6/23/2018 Dr. G. MAHESWARAN/AP

How information system facilitate SCM Information from supply chain management system helps firms Decide when and what to produce , store and move Rapidly communicate others Track the status of orders Check inventory availability and monitor inventory levels. Reduce inventory , transportation and warehouse cost Track shipments Plan production based on actual customer demand Rapidly communicate changes in product design. 6/23/2018 Dr. G. MAHESWARAN/AP

Supply chain management software Supply chain planning system: it enables the firms to model its existing supply chain , generate demand forecast for product and develop optical sourcing and manufacturing plans. Supply chain execution system: it manage the flow of products through distribution centers and warehouse to ensure that products are delivered to right location in most efficient manner. Supply chain management software vendors are SAP , Oracle PeopleSoft , Manugistics , i2 technologies etc. 6/23/2018 Dr. G. MAHESWARAN/AP

Each interface in the supply chain represents: Movement of goods Information flow Transfer of title Purchase and sale Strategic SCM consists of developing smarter ways to: Choose Buy from and Sell to your business partners Raw material Component Manufacturer Retailer Consumer 6/23/2018 Dr. G. MAHESWARAN/AP

SCM addresses challenges through several areas. Supply chain strategy Logistics Supply chain planning Product life cycle management SCM Supply chain enterprise application Procurement Assets management 6/23/2018 Dr. G. MAHESWARAN/AP

GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN AND INTERNET Intranet is used by firms to improve coordination among their internal supply chain process and they use extranet to coordinate among business partners and customers . 6/23/2018 Dr. G. MAHESWARAN/AP

Planning and scheduling USE OF INTERNET IN SCM Planning and scheduling Suppliers Order processing Procurement Intranet Customers Logistics service Shipping Production Retailers Inventory Distributors 6/23/2018 Dr. G. MAHESWARAN/AP

Demand driven supply chains Push versus pull based supply chain models: Push model: Supply to production based inventory based stock based purchase what Forecast on forecast on forecast on forecast is available Pull model: Supply to produce to order automatically automatically customer Order replenish replenish stock orders warehouse Supplier Manufacturer Distributer Retailer Customer Supplier Manufacturer Distributer Retailer Customer 6/23/2018 Dr. G. MAHESWARAN/AP

Future internet driven supply chain operates like a digital nervous system. Distributors Retailers Manufacturers Logistic providers Suppliers Customers Virtual manufacturers Private industrial networks Net market place Logistics exchange Contract manufactures 6/23/2018 Dr. G. MAHESWARAN/AP

ANvY QUERIES ? 6/23/2018 Dr. G. MAHESWARAN/AP

THANK YOU !!! 6/23/2018 Dr. G. MAHESWARAN/AP