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100 1 _aHugos, Michael H.
245 1 0 _aEssentials of Supply Chain Management.
250 _a4th ed.
264 1 _aNewark :
_bJohn Wiley & Sons, Incorporated,
_c2018.
264 4 _c©2018.
300 _a1 online resource (370 pages)
336 _atext
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_2rdacontent
337 _acomputer
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_2rdamedia
338 _aonline resource
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490 1 _aEssentials Series
505 0 _aCover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Key Concepts of Supply Chain Management -- Nothing Entirely New . . . Just a Significant Evolution -- How the Supply Chain Works -- Production -- Inventory -- Location -- Transportation -- Information -- The Evolving Structure of Supply Chains -- Participants in the Supply Chain -- Producers -- Distributors -- Retailers -- Customers -- Service Providers -- Aligning the Supply Chain with Business Strategy -- Understand the Markets Your Company Serves -- Define Core Competencies of Your Company -- Develop Needed Supply Chain Capabilities -- Chapter Summary -- Chapter 2: Supply Chain Operations: Planning and Sourcing -- A Useful Model of Supply Chain Operations -- Plan -- Source -- Make -- Deliver -- Demand Forecasting and Planning (Plan) -- Forecasting Methods -- Aggregate Planning -- Product Pricing (Plan) -- Relationship of Cost Structure to Pricing -- Inventory Management (Plan) -- Cycle Inventory -- Economic Order Quantity -- Seasonal Inventory -- Safety Inventory -- Procurement (Source) -- Purchasing -- Consumption Management -- Vendor Selection -- Contract Negotiation -- Contract Management -- Credit and Collections (Source) -- Set Credit Policy -- Implement Credit and Collections Practices -- Manage Credit Risk -- Chapter Summary -- Chapter 3: Supply Chain Operations: Making and Delivering -- Product Design (Make) -- Production Scheduling (Make) -- Facility Management (Make) -- Order Management (Deliver) -- Delivery Scheduling (Deliver) -- Direct Deliveries -- Milk-Run Deliveries -- Delivery Sources -- Return Processing (Deliver) -- Supply Chain Operations Can Be Outsourced -- Chapter Summary -- Chapter 4: New Technology Changes How Work Is Done -- New Technology Is Changing Supply Chain Operations -- Key Components of Information Technology -- Cloud Computing.
505 8 _aData Transmission (EDI and XML) -- Databases and Business Analytics -- Application Systems -- Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) -- Procurement Systems -- Advanced Planning and Scheduling -- Transportation Planning Systems -- Demand Planning -- Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and Sales Force Automation (SFA) -- Supply Chain Management (SCM) -- Inventory Management Systems -- Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES ) -- Transportation Scheduling Systems -- Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) -- New Supply Chain Technology -- Industrial Robots -- Drones and Driverless Vehicles -- Artificial Intelligence (AI) -- Internet of Things (IoT) and Big Data -- Real-Time Product Information -- 3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing -- Simulation Modeling -- Impact on Supply Chain Operations -- Assessing Technology and System Needs -- E-Business and Supply Chain Integration -- Chapter Summary -- Chapter 5: Metrics for Measuring Supply Chain Performance -- Useful Model of Markets and Their Supply Chains -- Market Performance Categories -- Customer Service -- Internal Efficiency -- Demand Flexibility -- Product Development -- A Framework for Performance Measurement -- Customer Service Metrics -- Build to Stock -- Build to Order -- Internal Efficiency Metrics -- Inventory Value -- Inventory Turns -- Return on Sales -- Cash-to-Cash Cycle Time -- Demand Flexibility Metrics -- Upside Flexibility -- Outside Flexibility -- Product Development Metrics -- Operations that Enable Supply Chain Performance -- Collecting and Displaying Performance Data -- Three Levels of Detail -- The Data Warehouse -- Spotlighting Problems and Finding Opportunities -- Markets Migrate from One Quadrant to Another -- Sharing Data Across the Supply Chain -- Chapter Summary -- Chapter 6: Supply Chain Coordination -- The Bullwhip Effect -- Coordination in the Supply Chain -- Demand Forecasting.
505 8 _aOrder Batching -- Product Rationing -- Product Pricing -- Performance Incentives -- Supply Chain Product Data Standards -- Global Data Synchronization Network -- Product Classification -- Collaborative Planning, Forecasting, and Replenishment -- CPFR in Action -- How to Start Supply Chain Collaboration -- Sales and Operations Planning -- Chapter Summary -- Chapter 7: Supply Chain Innovation for the Real-Time Economy -- Supply Chain Performance Depends on Timely Data -- Urgent Need for Simple and Robust Data Connections -- End-to-End Supply Chain Visibility Improves Forecasting and Efficiency -- Power of the Self-Correcting Feedback Loop -- Coordination and Collaboration in Supply Chains -- Excessive Focus on Efficiency Can Cause Problems -- Use Collaboration to Reinvent Supply Chain Operations -- Collaboration Depends on Common Understanding -- Simulations Build Common Understanding -- Process for Collaborative Supply Chain Operations -- The Right Combination of People and Technology -- Simulations Support Collaboration by Driving Consensus -- Example of Collaborative Supply Chain Planning -- Modular and Flexible Technical Architecture Makes It Possible -- Chapter Summary -- Chapter 8: Defining Supply Chain Opportunities -- The Supply Chain as a Competitive Advantage -- Identify the Business Opportunity and Define the Goal -- Create the Strategy -- Use Brainstorming to Generate Ideas -- Create a Conceptual System Design -- Strategic Guidelines for Designing Systems -- Define Project Objectives -- Create an Initial Project Plan and Budget -- Estimate the Project Budget and ROI -- Define the Specific Costs and Benefits -- System Costs -- System Benefits -- Chapter Summary -- Chapter 9: Creating Supply Chains for Competitive Advantage -- Charlie Supply, Inc.-Initial Business Situation -- The Business Goal -- Business Strategy.
505 8 _aExercise #1: Supply Chain Strategy and Projects -- Twelve-Month Project Objectives -- Integrated Supply Chain Knowledge Manager -- New Opportunities Emerge-Follow-on Situation -- Charlie Supply Identifies a New Growth Market -- Exercise #2: Participating in a Growth Market -- Respond Effectively to the Opportunities of Growth Markets -- Strategic Alliances for Competitive Advantage -- Structuring Strategic Alliances -- Sustainable Growth and Productivity -- Chapter Summary -- Chapter 10: Promise of the Real-Time Supply Chain -- The Start of Something Big -- The Profit Potential of the Self-Adjusting Feedback Loop -- Harnessing the Feedback Loop to the Supply Chain -- Winning at the Game of Real-Time Supply Chains -- Efficient and Responsive Supply Chains for a Constantly Changing World -- Emergent Behavior in Supply Chains -- Adaptive Networks and Economic Cycles -- Chapter Summary -- About the Author -- Index -- EULA.
588 _aDescription based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
590 _aElectronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2024. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
650 0 _aBusiness logistics.
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