Information Sharing in Supply Chain Management
Information Sharing in Supply Chain Management
Done by :
Abrar Al-Ajlan Jaya Sinha
Acknowledgement
Our special thanks to Dr. Astone for her valuable and consistent support.
A foreword
Today, many businesses are failing owing to the incompetency in achieving an effective supply chain process. Also, those who are able to successfully manage the supply chain are not successful just by managing this alone. Rather, businesses succeed when they combine other marketing strategies with a successful implementation of supply chain process. Newer techniques already are in place and there is a need for more innovative solutions to come out with an effective supply chain management.
In this paper, an attempt has been made to emphasize the important of challenges facing the organizations today, current trends and techniques existing in the marketplace with respect to supply chain process and henceforth the solutions have been suggested to help those who are in businesses.
The limitation of this paper is it does not present any market data or statistical data which is only possible when a industry or a particular firm is studied in detail. However, certain solutions are good to be taken note of and to be implemented.
Table of Content
Acknowledgement | | A foreword | | Introduction | 1 | The components of Supply Chain | 2 | Lean SCM and the necessary attributes | 3 | A comparison of traditional supply chain with Collaborative Network Supply Chain | 6 | Potential Benefits of E-SCM | 7 | Evolution of Supply Chain | 8 | Challenges in the SCM and information sharingInformation sharing and Modeling of Supply chain Management Some ExamplesAn Exclusive Example of Barnes & NobleSolutionsConclusion References | 10121415161718 | |
Introduction
As supply chain is an integral part of every company and every industry, it becomes imperative to view SCM from the perspective of E-commerce today. While a traditional SCM consists
Done by :
Abrar Al-Ajlan Jaya Sinha
Acknowledgement
Our special thanks to Dr. Astone for her valuable and consistent support.
A foreword
Today, many businesses are failing owing to the incompetency in achieving an effective supply chain process. Also, those who are able to successfully manage the supply chain are not successful just by managing this alone. Rather, businesses succeed when they combine other marketing strategies with a successful implementation of supply chain process. Newer techniques already are in place and there is a need for more innovative solutions to come out with an effective supply chain management.
In this paper, an attempt has been made to emphasize the important of challenges facing the organizations today, current trends and techniques existing in the marketplace with respect to supply chain process and henceforth the solutions have been suggested to help those who are in businesses.
The limitation of this paper is it does not present any market data or statistical data which is only possible when a industry or a particular firm is studied in detail. However, certain solutions are good to be taken note of and to be implemented.
Table of Content
Acknowledgement | | A foreword | | Introduction | 1 | The components of Supply Chain | 2 | Lean SCM and the necessary attributes | 3 | A comparison of traditional supply chain with Collaborative Network Supply Chain | 6 | Potential Benefits of E-SCM | 7 | Evolution of Supply Chain | 8 | Challenges in the SCM and information sharingInformation sharing and Modeling of Supply chain Management Some ExamplesAn Exclusive Example of Barnes & NobleSolutionsConclusion References | 10121415161718 | |
Introduction
As supply chain is an integral part of every company and every industry, it becomes imperative to view SCM from the perspective of E-commerce today. While a traditional SCM consists
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