A network of organizations and activities involved in producing and delivering a product from raw materials to the end customer.

A visual representation of the steps involved in a process, helping to clarify roles and improve communication among stakeholders.

The planning, implementation, and control of the movement and storage of goods and services from origin to consumption.

Individuals or groups with an interest in the supply chain, including suppliers, customers, and logistics coordinators.

A plan for how information will be shared among stakeholders to ensure clarity and effective collaboration.

Incorporating technological solutions into supply chain processes to enhance efficiency and communication.

A tool used in process mapping that stands for Suppliers, Inputs, Process, Outputs, and Customers.

Managing inventory levels to ensure sufficient stock for production while minimizing costs.

Coordinating the movement of goods, including selecting carriers and optimizing routes.

The storage of goods in a facility until they are needed for distribution.

The ability to track and monitor all components of the supply chain in real-time.

Processes for gathering input from stakeholders to improve communication and operations.

A diagram that represents a process, showing the sequence of steps and decisions involved.

Metrics used to measure the effectiveness and efficiency of supply chain processes.

Proven techniques or methods that lead to superior results in supply chain management.

A model that describes the full range of activities required to create a product or service.

Identifying and mitigating potential risks that could disrupt the supply chain.

The complete process of receiving, processing, and delivering customer orders.

Strategies for managing interactions with suppliers to enhance collaboration and performance.

Groups that include members from different departments working together on supply chain projects.

An approach that focuses on minimizing waste and maximizing value in the supply chain.

A flexible supply chain that can quickly adapt to changes in demand or supply.

Predicting future customer demand to optimize inventory and production planning.

The support and assistance provided to customers throughout the supply chain process.