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Group 1

Sushil Pangeni
Sweekar Hamal
Sweta Mahaseth
Swostika Acharya
Umesh Luitel
Supply Chain

◦ A supply chain is the connected network of individuals, organizations,


resources, activities, and technologies involved in the manufacture and sale of
a product or service. 

◦ A supply chain starts with the delivery of raw materials from a supplier to a
manufacturer and ends with the delivery of the finished product or service to
the end consume
Basic Supply Chain

Seller Producer Customer

 Raw Material
 Components from Seller
 Energy  Receives the finished
 Furnished Goods
 Services good
 Service
 Components
Flows in supply chain
Information Flow Primary Cash flow

 Invoices
 Sales Literature  Payments of Products
 Specifications  Supplies
 Receipts
 Order
 Rule and Regulation

Primary Product Flow Reverse Product Flow

 Material  Return for Repair


 Components  Replacement
 Supplies  Recycling
 Services  Disposals
 Finished Product
Supply Chain Management (SCM)
◦In the late 1920s, the introduction of mass production along
assembly lines laid the foundations for supply chain management.

◦First successfully implemented by Ford, the idea of producing


consistent products on a large scale with increased efficiency
changed trade and supply chains irreversibly.

◦Supply chain management (SCM) is the centralized management


of the flow of goods and services and includes all processes that
transform raw materials into final products.
Supply Chain in Manufacturing Definition
Supply Chain Example
Supply Chain in Manufacturing
Supply Chain in Manufacturing
Supply Chain in Services
Supply Chain in Services
Components of Supply Chain Management
Planning

Transportation Information

Location Source

Production Inventory
Function of Supply Chain Management

Purchasing

Operations

Logistics

Resource Management

Information Workflow
Benefits of Supply Chain Management
Higher efficiency rate

Decrease cost effects

Increases output

Increases your business profit level

Boost cooperation level

No more delays in processes

Enhanced supply chain network


Difficulties in Supply Chain
Management

Finding Rapidly
Customer Unexpected
Cost Control qualified Changing
Service Delays
Personnel Market
Add to difficulty in managing

• Lack of coordination
Complexity in the supply chain • Lack of integration
Leads to • Lack of information sharing
• Lack of synchronization of data

Add to

Leads to

• Increased no. of companies Leads to


• Changing customer needs and expectations • Lower profit
• National and international laws and • Higher cost
regulations • Lower performance
• Industry specific regulations and standards • Higher risk
Best Supply Chains from Companies
Around the World
UNILEVER
• British-dutch consumer goods H&M
company • Worldwide fashion retailer H&M has
• Third-largest of its kind, and offers been globally
food, beverages, personal care • Reliance on efficiency and integrated
products, and cleaning agents systems for some of the major
• Restructuring of their supply chain components of their supply chain,
management such as inventory management, has
• Focused on organization, global played a significant role in their
procurement processes, supply chain success with stock control.
executives, supplier involvement, and • H&m’s strategy with their supply
technology. chain is focused on cost-efficiency
• Result: achieved $14.24 billion in with production and reducing lead
savings in 2003 from its initiatives, and times for inventory—both factors that
unilever became A leader in the have led to their notability for offering
consumer packaged industry for chic, trendy styles with rapid
technology adoption turnarounds
Ingredient

Community Packaging

Recycling Manufacturing

Customers and consumers


Distribution

Refrigeration
Conclusion

◦ Supply chain management is moving


the right items to the right customers
at the right time by the most efficient
means.

◦ It is important manage supply chain in


operation management for the speed of
service, system efficiency and cost
efficiency.
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