E-SUPPLY CHAIN

MANAGEMENT
IDEN LLOYD E. DIOYAN
CHELSEA R. NAFARRETE
ALEXANDER E. ONATO
SUPPLY CHAIN

The connected network of individuals,

organizations, resources, activities,
and technologies involved in the
manufacture and sale of a product
or service.
RAW MATERIALS MANUFACTURERS CUSTOMERS
SUPPLY CHAIN
MANAGEMENT

The management of the flow of

goods and services and includes all
processes that transform raw
materials into final products.
 DISTRIBUTION OF
PRODUCTION SHIPMENT
PRODUCT
MANAGING SUPPLY CHAIN
 THIS IS DONE BY

Internal
1 Inventories
4 Sales

3 Distribution

Internal Inventories of
2 Production
5 Company Vendors
 E-BUSINESS VS
E-COMMERCE

E-BUSINESS E-COMMERCE
The purchase and sale
The entire process of
of goods and services
running a company
online, which is part of
online.
an e-business.
E-BUSINESS AND SUPPLY
CHAIN MANAGEMENT

E-business involves the selling and

buying of goods between two parties.
The dispatch of the right quantity of
products at the right time to the right
person is essential, and hence an
efficient supply chain is required.
E-SUPPLY CHAIN
MANAGEMENT

The effective utilization of the

internet and business processes that
help in delivering goods, services,
and information from the supplier to
the consumer in an organized and
efficient way.
 E-SUPPLY CHAIN
MANAGEMENT TOOLS

WEB-BASED WEB-BASED
ORDER TRACKING
WEB-BASED ORDER
Web-based order management starts when a sale is
made and orders are placed and ends when the
customer receives the product.
WEB-BASED TRACKING
Web-based tracking tools are designed to collect data and
update customers through warehouse scheduling
software about the shipment status of their goods in real-
time so that they can keep an eye on them.
 E-SUPPY CHAIN
MANAGEMENT PROCESSES
 SUPPLY CHAIN
REPLENISHMENT

The controlled and regular

movement of inventory from an
upstream point on the supply
chain to a downstream location
that requires sufficient stock to
cover demand.
E-PROCUREMENT

The use of web-based

technology to support the key
procurement processes,
including requisitioning, sourcing,
contracting, ordering, and
payment
COLLABORATIVE
PLANNING

It is a business practice that

combines the business knowledge
and forecasts of multiple players
along a supply chain to improve
the planning and fulfillment of
customer demand.
COLLABORATIVE DESIGN AND
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

It involves the use of product

design and development
techniques across multiple
companies to improve product
launch success and reduce time
to market.
 E-LOGISTICS

It is the use of web-based

technologies to support the
material acquisition, warehousing,
and transportation processes.
E-SUPPY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
INFRASTRUCTURE
 ELECTRONIC DATA
INTERCHANGE

A process that allows one company to send

information to another electronically rather
than on paper. It standardizes transactions
with suppliers, reducing the risk of
miscommunication, human error, incorrect
shipments, and other mistakes.
 INTRANET

An intranet is a private internal business

network that enables employees to share
information, collaborate, and improve their
communications.
 EXTRANET

An extranet enables businesses to

communicate and collaborate more
effectively with external agencies like
logistics, selected business partners,
suppliers, and customers.
 CORPORATE SCM
PORTAL

It acts as a platform for both buyers and

sellers by exchanging data and providing
more relevant and updated information on
supply chain activities.
 WORKFLOW SYSTEMS
AND TOOLS

Systems that manage the flow of

information among all the business
partners to ensure seamless information
exchange.
PROBLEMS ALONG
SUPPLY CHAIN

Slow and prone to errors because of

the length of the chain involving
many internal and external partners
Large inventories without the ability
to meet demand
Insufficient logistics infrastructure
Poor quality
 SOLUTIONS

Order Order Electronic

Taking Fulfillment Payments

Minimized Collaborative
Inventory Commerce
CONCLUSION
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