Problems and Exercices
Supply Chain visibility - d
The ability to track products as they move through the supply chain but also to foresee external events
CAM - b
The use of information systems to control production processes
RFID - c
The use of electromagnetic energy to transmit information between a reader (transceiver) and a processing device, used to replace bar codes and bar code readers.
Supply Chain Efficiency - d
The extent to which a company’s supply chain is focusing on minimizing procurement, production, and transportation costs
JIT - e
An SCM innovation that optimizes ordering quantities such that parts or raw material arrive just when they are needed for production
CRM - f
Applications that help to create and maintain lasting relationships with customers by concentrating on the downstream information flows
Supply Chain - g
Commonly used to refer to the network of producers of supplies that a company uses
VMI - h
A business model in which the suppliers to a manufacturer (or retailer) manage the manufacturer’s (or retailer’s) inventory levels based on a pre-established service levels
CIC - i
The use of multiple communication channels to support the communication preferences of customers
SCM - j
Applications that help to improve inter-organizational business processes to accelerate product development and innovation and to reduce costs
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