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Write three discussion, all has to be totally different and unique, don't need any cover or front pages but include at least two references with APA format (use peer-reviewed references if possible but not mandatory).
Supply Chain Management (SCM)
After watching the video, Supply Chain Management: The Beer Game, create your own thread discussing at least three concepts presented in or that you learned from the video.
Watch this video link then write the discussion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ilJRuAapvA&feature=youtu.be
Explanation & Answer
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Supply Chain Management- The Beer Game
The Beer Game is a pretend recreation diversion that gives members a chance to
encounter common coordination issues of (customary) supply chains, in which data sharing and
joint effort do not exist. In more broad terms, this store network speaks to any non-composed
framework where issues emerge because of the absence of foundational considering. The Beer
Game (or brew circulation diversion) was initially imagined in the 1960's by Jay Forrester at
MIT because of his work on framework progression. While the first objective of the recreation
diversion was to explore the impact of frameworks structures on the conduct of individuals
("structure makes conduct"), the amusement can be utilized to show the advantages of data
sharing, store network administration, and coordinated effort in the inventory network (SimchiLevi et.al, 2009).
This experiential, aggressive business recreation diversion shows the requirement for
coordination all through the production network. Providers, makers, salesmen, and clients have
their own, frequently inadequate, comprehension of what genuine request is. Each gathering has
control over just a piece of the inventory network; however, each gathering can impact the whole
chain by requesting excessively or too little. Further, each gathering is impacted by choices that
others are making. This absence of coordination combined with the capacity to impact while being
affected by others prompts the Bullwhip Effect (deficiencies and overloads over the store network)
(Simchi-Levi et.al, 2009). In the Beer, Game members order a four phase store network. The errand
is to create and convey units of lager: the processing plant produces, and the other three phases
convey the brew units until the point that it achieves the client at the downstream end of the chain.
The bullwhip impact is a notable side effect of coordination issues in (customary) supply chains.
It alludes to the pretended by periodical request sums as one moves upstream in the inventory
network toward the generation end. Notwithstanding when the request is steady, little varieties in
that request, at the retail-end, tend to drastically increase themselves upstream through the
inventory network. The subsequent impact is that request sums turn out to be extremely sporadic.
High one week, and afterward zero the following.
Reference
Simchi-Levi, D., Simchi-Levi, E., & Kaminsky, P. (2009). Designing and managing the supply
chain: Concepts, strategies, and cases. New York: McGraw-Hill.
Supply Chain Management – The Beer Game
The question of the diversion is to take care of client demand for instances of l...
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