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Supply chain management presentation Organization supply chain design

Organization facilities Vendors facilities Manufacturing facilities Warehouse facilities Transportation facilities Clients facilities

Current supply chain management Strategies for the current supply chain Recommendation

Firms inventory management system inventory levels Orders sales and deliveries

Supply chain system Cost inventory optimum order quantities seasonality adjustments and reorder points

Systems used to monitor the performance of the suppliers Key performance indicators (KPIs) The firm’s risk management strategies

The firm’s conflict management strategies Conflicts Inventory management Orders maintenance

Recommend strategies System integration measures Booting measures Resources availability

Negative potential ethical issues Ethical decision making System failure

Ethical issue mitigation Employee overpay Backup measures

Conclusion

References Leeman, J. (2010). Supply Chain Management: Fast, flexible supply chains in manufacturing and retailing. Du ̈ sseldorf: Institute for Business Process Management. Lambert, D. M., & Supply Chain Management Institute. (2008). Supply chain management: Processes, partnerships, performance. Sarasota, Fla: Supply Chain Management Institute. Shah, J. (2009). Supply chain management: Text and cases. Upper Saddle River, N.J: Pearson Education