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Running head: SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT MBALN670 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT Assignment 1 Introduction Supply Chain Management (SCM) is used to increase customer value and build sustainable competitiveness. Companies in the supply chain have the problem of developing and managing supply chains. Conveyance exercises are not the same as item improvement, acquirement, data frameworks and generation expected to facilitate these exercises. Supply chain administration (SCM) relies on two key thoughts: 1 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT 2 Above all else, all intents and purposes each item that achieves the end client is an extra cost for some associations. These associations are called to give. The second thing is that although the offer has been seen for a long time, many organizations have thought about what is happening in their "four walls". Few companies include a complete set of end user activities unless they can control them. Therefore, it is a mixture of frequent delivery and delivery. Payment organizations are "connected" to the physical flow and the flow of information. Physical rivers Physical rivers involve changes, movements and storage of goods and equipment. This is a more visible part of the gift. But only the flow of information is essential. Flow of information Data revolution permits business accomplices to organize their long-haul designs and deal with the day by day stream of items and gadgets in the conveyance succession. The selection of individual suppliers reduces "waste" by respecting the purchase of raw materials, such as B. Calculation, inventory and transfer of equipment. Many companies have started the JIT inventory process to reduce this "waste" cost. The company must issue companies that use the JIT inventory procedures based on the seller's requirements. Only salespeople increase the value of your business by minimizing the risk of burning equipment, reducing unwanted transport costs, reducing inventory costs and reducing processing costs. Switch SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT 3 Suppliers that offer flexibility to manage the value of the company by providing them with the opportunity to exploit opportunities or avoid short-term changes. Last minute changes cannot be avoided, and flexibility is the key to continuing these changes. Quality and reliability The choice of suppliers that offer unique and reliable products will provide products that meet the needs of the company, not only during delivery but for each extended distribution, just the relationship remains. This monitoring saves time and money associated with the dock item count and quality checks. This offers sellers the opportunity to deliver directly to the production plant. Quality is essential in the JIT system because the system works very well. If the seller issues multiple securities, the buyer can withdraw the device before receiving the correct order, which will result in a delay. Quality assurance reduces the risk of harmful products causing side effects. Quality employees also reduce the costs and costs of returning equipment to meet the price Sellers at the right price offer the advantage of reducing costs for the business of purchases while providing fair profits. The value of all benefits allows suppliers to remain profitable and continue their business. Companies that benefit from lower discounts than their competitors can reduce quality or abandon their relationship (Arndt, 2013). There are other advantages regarding price. When buyers and sellers explain price information to reveal the benefits of both companies, both can benefit from it. Purchasing engineers can help dealers by making the cost reduction process more efficient. Likewise, the supplier of the supplier can help the buyers to develop a project profitably. Gatherings engaged with the appropriation procedure, there is dependably an inquiry concerning who is and what is extraordinary (Christopher, 2016). The groups are created in the supply fundamentally because of the comprehension of "reasonable play "between the distinct SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT 4 parts. What may seem like a legitimate way to continue with the business may seem like a fair business practice. Here are some ethical issues faced by the parties involved in the distribution process. Manufacturers There are many ethics that the manufacturer can meet in the supply process. Working conditions, labor standards, child labor, poor environmental characteristics and the use of natural resources are some of the factors that can be contemplated for its business practices. Some governmental organizations in their countries depend on the use of existing resources or resorting to political unrest or giving them national members of legislative corruption. These measures create a sense of dissatisfaction among employees for a long time, which can destroy the production process. Furthermore, environmental damage cannot be left if the organization does not recognize how its waste is released. Contrary commercial practices have been mobilized by neglecting intellectual property rights. The manufacturer is considered worthless because the products that another manufacturer made the technology or idea used millions to create value for its last users. Providers. Traders are a vital piece of the corporate creation process. Not all makers purchase every crude material from the source. Brokers do imperative work to enhance fantastic hardware and keep up SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT 5 abnormal amounts of stock and power supply. Be that as it may, a few providers set low bookkeeping models, or the nature of material acquired will be of mediocre quality, connected to cost decrease and expanded benefits. A sign of the standard of usefulness and association was a need of time predominantly because absence of confidence. This absence of trust originates from the way that norms and quality can't be saved relying upon the possibilities of the maker, which prompted the consenting to of an arrangement between the gatherings. Different dealers likewise make a basic cartel to deal with the market. For example, farmers who buy agricultural products will have compassion for those documents that use fantastic prices. These raw materials are sold at soaring prices to the manufacturer, so there is a more profitable margin for the sellers. The abuse of resources is made not only by agencies that provide direct access to but also to suppliers who work as intermediaries between the natural source and the producer. Products Similar episodes of ethical values are affiliated with sellers regarding the packaging or export of products. Merchants decline to make a move, for example, bundling surgery or the perfect bundling, which is like bamboozling, in light of the fact that the clients who purchased the items are persuaded that the substance of the bundle are indistinguishable to the weight demonstrated on the cover (for instance, a potato onions bundle can be with just 25-30 grams while the weight appears on the item would be 35 grams).Traders can also use fraudulent methods and marketing to create a right image for the public. For example, the seller may request that part of the product purchase process be for a good reason. Even manufacturers say their products are entirely environmentally friendly, which may not Customers 6 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT Although many users find unethical practices, this cannot be corrected each time. If companies offer high-quality products at soaring prices, the intention to buy has decreased significantly due to the availability of alternatives. Alternatively, this does not just mean access to managers. Customers have started to buy References Arndt, H. (2013). Supply Chain Management. Gabler Verlag Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH, Wiesbaden. SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT 7 Christopher, M. (2016). Logistics & supply chain management. Pearson UK. Presentation is disorganized. Purpose and meaning of assignment is unclear and is poorly expressed. Answer fails to address the question set. Lacks critical analysis of theory. Purely descriptive. No use of examples. Regarding the first question, you could describe the five areas where companies can make decisions that will define their supply chain capabilities; Production, Inventory, Location, Transportation and Information. You could mention which specific activities that might be better outsourced than done internally by CII. You could evaluate how partnering with some of the suppliers could benefit CII. You could describe the issues to be considered by CII when establishing partnerships. As potential conflict of interest you've described the use of company resources. You could describe the family/personal relationships, giving/receiving gifts, investments etc. As ethical issues, you've mentioned the working conditions, labor standards, child labor, poor environmental characteristics and the use of natural resources. None conclusion. Very poor reference list. Your report could include table of contents, conclusion and more academic references.
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MBALN670: Assignment 1
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Supply Chain Management ........................................................................................................................ 3
Five Decision Drivers in Supply Chain Management .............................................................................. 3
Production ................................................................................................................................................. 3
Inventory ................................................................................................................................................... 4
Location .................................................................................................................................................... 4
Transportation ........................................................................................................................................... 5
Information ............................................................................................................................................... 5
Outsourcing ................................................................................................................................................. 6
Partnerships with Suppliers ....................................................................................................................... 6
Potential Conflicts of Interests and Ethical Issues ................................................................................... 7
Conclusion ................................................................................................................................................... 8
References .................................................................................................................................................... 9

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Supply Chain Management
With the industrial revolution we are experiencing in the modern world together with the
rise in rates of technological advancements and innovations, supply chain management has
become a norm in almost every company and organization across all the industries ranging from
business, real estate, insurance, manufacturing, and production to even health, just to mention a
few. To understand supply chain management, first of all, a supply chain is a network of
distribution options and facilities that executes functions of products distributed to the clients,
transformation of materials into finished and intermediate products and the function of
procurement of materials I the first pla...


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