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Test bank For Supply Chain
Management - Exam 1 (6th Edition by
Bowersox)

Supply Chain - ANSNetwork of manufacturers and service providers that work together to
convert goods from raw material to end user. Linked through physical flows, information flows,
and monetary flows.

Operations function - ANSThe collection of people, process, technology, and systems within an
organization that has primary responsibility for providing products or services.

Inputs - ANS-Materials
-Intangible Needs
-Information

Outputs - ANS-Tangible Goods
-Fulfilled Needs
-Satisfied Customers

Operations Management - ANSPlanning, scheduling, and control of the activities that transform
inputs into finished goods and services.

Upstream - ANSActivities or firms positioned earlier in the supply chain relative to another
activity or firm of interest.

Downstream - ANSActivities or firms positioned later in the supply chain relative to another
activity or firm of interest.

First-Tier Supplier - ANSSupplier that provides products or services directly to a particular firm.

Second-Tier Supplier - ANSSupplier that provides products or services to the firm that directly
supplies your firm.

Supply Chain Management - ANSActive management of supply chain activities and
relationships in order to maximize customer value and achieve a sustainable competitive
advantage.

SCOR Model - ANSA comprehensive model of the core management processes and individual
process types that together define the domain of supply chain management.

, Process Selection - ANSDesign and implement the transformation processes that best meet the
needs of customers and the firm.

Forecasting - ANSDevelop the planning numbers needed for effective decision making.

Capacity Planning - ANSEstablish strategic capacity levels (bricks and mortar) and tactical
capacity levels (workforce, inventory).

Inventory Management - ANSManage the amount and placement of inventory within the
company and the supply chain.

Planning and Control - ANSSchedule and manage the flow of work through an organization and
the supply chain; match customers demand to supply chain activities.

Purchasing - ANSIdentify and quantify suppliers of goods and services; manage the ongoing
buyer-supplier relationships.

Logistics - ANSManage the movement of physical goods throughout the supply chain.

Structural Elements - ANSIncludes tangible resources such as buildings, equipment, and
computer systems.

Infrastructural Elements - ANSIncludes the policies, people, decision rules, and organizational
structure choices made by a firm.

Mission Statement - ANSThis describes what's important to the organization, called its core
values, and identifies the organization's domain.

Business Strategy - ANSThe strategy that identifies the firms targeted customers and sets time
frames and performance objectives for the business.

Core Competencies - ANSOrganizational strengths or abilities, developed over a long period,
that customers find valuable and competitors find impossible to copy.

Functional Strategy - ANSTranslates a business strategy into specific actions for the functional
areas such as marketing, human resources, and finance. Should align with overall business
strategy.

Operations and Supply Chain Strategy - ANSFunctional Strategy that indicates how structural
and infrastructural elements will be acquired ad developed to support the overall business
strategy.

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