Basics of Supply Chain Management - Fredendall, Lawrence D.
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Présentation Basics Of Supply Chain Management de Fredendall, Lawrence D. Format Relié
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Résumé :
The Authors, About APICS, 1. Introduction, 2. Management Basics, 3. Performance Measures, 4. Variance and Dependent Events, 5. Basics of Quality Management, 6. Operating Environments, 7. Basics of Constraints Management, 8. The Customer Linkage, 9. Design and Managementof the Transformation, 10. Planning, Controlling, and Improving the Supply Chain, 11. The Synchronized Supply Chain, 12. Partnering with Suppliers, 13. Quality Management, 14. Work Teams, 15. Materials Management, 16. Purchasing and Distribution, 17. Information Technology and Supply Chain Management, 18. Summary, References and Further Readings, Index...
Biographie:
Lawrence D. Fredendall, Ed Hill...
Sommaire:
Readers will find the tools they need to reduce costs, increase customers, and increase profit. This book provides an introduction to the fundamental concepts in managing the flow of materials both inside an individual organization and throughout the supply chain. Topics include performance measures, quality management, forecasting and customer linkages, manufacturing planning and control systems, demand management, production and resource planning, master scheduling, material and capacity planning, JIT, TPM, constraints management, partnering, work teams, materials management, inventory management, principles, purchasing, distribution, and how they all relate to effective SCM....