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    The supply chain incorporates every step from suppliers to consumers, including planning products, sourcing materials, manufacturing, delivery, and returns. It compromises the sequence of processes businesses use to produce and distribute goods. The value chain sees consumers as the source of value and connects what they want to what companies produce, with consumers creating value through demand. It has five elements: inbound logistics, operations, outbound logistics, sales/marketing, and support/service.

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    The supply chain incorporates every step from suppliers to consumers, including planning products, sourcing materials, manufacturing, delivery, and returns. It compromises the sequence of processes businesses use to produce and distribute goods. The value chain sees consumers as the source of value and connects what they want to what companies produce, with consumers creating value through demand. It has five elements: inbound logistics, operations, outbound logistics, sales/marketing, and support/service.

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    The supply chain incorporates every step from suppliers to consumers, including planning products, sourcing materials, manufacturing, delivery, and returns. It compromises the sequence of processes businesses use to produce and distribute goods. The value chain sees consumers as the source of value and connects what they want to what companies produce, with consumers creating value through demand. It has five elements: inbound logistics, operations, outbound logistics, sales/marketing, and support/service.

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    Supply Chain

    And Value
    Chain in
    Relation to
    Business
    Enterprise Group 3
    Supply Chain
    Incorporate every step of a
    company’s function.
    Compromises the sequence of
    processes by which businesses
    produce and distribute commodities.
    Flow of product from suppliers to
    consumers
    Five Main Elements
    Planning and Designing a product to
    meet consumer demand.
    Sourcing the material or components
    needed to produce the goods.
    Manufacturing the product.
    Delivering the Product to the buyer.
    Accepting returns of defective product.
    Value Chain
    The consumer is seen as the source of
    value.
    A connection between what costumers
    value or wants and what the company
    produces.
    Consumers creates value for
    manufacturer when they demand
    product.
    Five Steps
    Inbound Logistics
    Operations
    Outbound Logistic
    Sales and Marketing
    Support and Service

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