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Supply Chains - David A. Taylor  Ph.D.

Supply Chains

A Manager's Guide
Buch | Softcover
384 Seiten
2003
Addison Wesley (Verlag)
978-0-201-84463-4 (ISBN)
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The author provides a high-level overview that shows how supply chain initiatives can contribute to overall business success. The guide helps you understand and learn to solve the complex problems presented by supply chain management and features tools and exercises.
During the past twenty years, companies have reduced the time and cost of the manufacturing process. Now, they are attempting to streamline their supply chains in the same way, but they are struggling with this initiative. This shift in focus is quickly changing the nature of business competition. The battle is no longer company vs. company, it's supply chain vs. supply chain. The formula for winning this new battle is assembling a killer supply chain -- the one that, like those of Dell and WalMart, will let them deliver products to their customers faster, better, and cheaper than anyone else. Written by best-selling author David A. Taylor, this is a guide to understanding and solving the complex problems of supply chain management. Using Taylor's signature fast-track summaries, graphics, sidebars, and additional content and exercises on the CD-ROM and Web site, readers will easily grasp the critical insights into this demanding subject, and walk away knowing just what they need to know in order to contribute effectively to their company's supply chain success.

An internationally recognized authority on object technology, Dr. David A. Taylor has written numerous articles on business and technology, given keynote speeches at conferences, and served as the voice of authority for some of the world¿s leading companies. He is the author four books and coauthor of two others, including the acclaimed Object Technology, Second Edition: A Manager¿s Guide, (Addison-Wesley, 1998). Before founding Enterprise Engines, Inc., a company that develops supply-chain software, Dr. Taylor worked as a consultant helping Fortune 500 companies adopt object technology. 020184463XAB06252003

Acknowledgments.


Introduction.


About the Cover.
I. CHALLENGE.

1. The New Competition.


The Thrill of Victory.



The Agony of Defeat.



A High Stakes Game.



The New Competition.

2. The Rules of the Game.


Facilities and Links.



Demand, Supply, and Cash.



Distribution and Procurement.



Complexity and Variability.

3. Winning as a Team.


JIT Supply Programs.



Retail Replenishment Programs.



The Problem with Programs.



Insights from Game Theory.



Winning Through Collaboration.

II. SOLUTION.

4. Supply Chains as Systems.


Business Cybernetics.



A Rogues Gallery of Relations.



The Dynamics of Delay.



Feedback and Stability.

5. Modeling the Supply Chain.


The Case for Models.



Conceptual Models.



Mathematical Models.



Simulation Models.



Combining Models.

6. Supply Chain Software.


The Manufacturing Platform.



Advanced Planning Systems.



Supply Chain Applications.



Implicit Business Models.



Internet-Based Systems.

III. OPERATION.

7. Meeting Demand.


Communicating Demand.



Processing an Order.



Assembling the Goods.



Shipping the Order.



Collecting the Cash.



Accelerating Fulfillment.

8. Maintaining Supply.


Triggering Replenishment.



Determining Order Quantity.



Maintaining Safety Stock.



Streamlining Replenishment.

9. Measuring Performance.


Measuring Time.



Measuring Cost.



Measuring Efficiency.



Measuring Effectiveness.

IV. PLANNING.

10. Forecasting Demand.


Projecting Trends.



Aggregating Demand.



Analyzing the Future.



Integrating Forecasts.

11. Scheduling Supply.


Planning with ERP.



Optimizing with APS.



Validating with Simulators.



Integrating Schedules.

12. Improving Performance.


Setting Objectives.



Avoiding Conflicts.



Aligning Incentives.



Improving Planning.

V. DESIGN.

13. Mastering Demand.


Knowing the Customer.



Analyzing the Product.



Shaping Demand.



Stabilizing Demand.

14. Designing the Chain.


Choosing a Strategy.



Exploring Your Options.



Designing the Chain.

15. Maximizing Performance.


Increasing Velocity.



Pooling Risk.



Designing for Supply.



Postponing Differentiation.

Notes on Sources.
Suggested Readings.
Glossary.
Index.

Erscheint lt. Verlag 2.10.2003
Verlagsort Boston
Sprache englisch
Maße 234 x 176 mm
Gewicht 844 g
Themenwelt Mathematik / Informatik Mathematik Finanz- / Wirtschaftsmathematik
ISBN-10 0-201-84463-X / 020184463X
ISBN-13 978-0-201-84463-4 / 9780201844634
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