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    The value chain examines how a company creates competitive advantage through a series of value-adding activities, divided into primary and support activities. The supply chain encompasses the entire process of moving a product from suppliers to customers, including forecasting, purchasing, production planning, and distribution. While the value chain focuses on a single organization, the supply chain applies to the manufacturing and distribution functions across an entire production network.

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    The value chain examines how a company creates competitive advantage through a series of value-adding activities, divided into primary and support activities. The supply chain encompasses the entire process of moving a product from suppliers to customers, including forecasting, purchasing, production planning, and distribution. While the value chain focuses on a single organization, the supply chain applies to the manufacturing and distribution functions across an entire production network.

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    The value chain examines how a company creates competitive advantage through a series of value-adding activities, divided into primary and support activities. The supply chain encompasses the entire process of moving a product from suppliers to customers, including forecasting, purchasing, production planning, and distribution. While the value chain focuses on a single organization, the supply chain applies to the manufacturing and distribution functions across an entire production network.

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    The difference between value chain

    and the Supply Chain


    The Value chain The Supply Chain

    ⇒ The value chain is a systematic ⇒ Forecasting, purchasing,


    approach to examining the production planning,
    development of competitive warehousing (in and out) and
    advantage. distribution all used to be in
    different parts of the
    ⇒ The chain consists of a series of organization.
    activities that create and build
    value. ⇒ The value chain is a part of the
    supply chain
    ⇒ In order to run the value process
    the organisation is split into ⇒ The supply chain concern with
    'primary activities' and 'support the manufacturing of the
    activities.' product and its distribution

    ⇒ The value chain categorizes the ⇒


    generic value-adding activities of an
    organization.

    ⇒ The value-chain concept has been


    extended beyond individual
    organizations. It can apply to whole
    supply chains and distribution
    networks.

    ⇒ Six business functions of the Value


    Chain are Research and Development
    Design of Products, Services, or
    Processes Production Marketing &
    Sale Distribution Customer Service

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