Value
Adding and Waste Activities in Supply Chain
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Laurus Nobilis
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is the Value Adding? What is the Waste? How to
optimize Supply Chain activities?
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Since
customer appreciate greater value that he receives
from his supplier, any activity that customer
cares about is value adding. Any activity that
improves the product appearance, functionality,
durability, satisfaction and brand loyalty is
value-adding activity ...
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Posted:
Nov 2008
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| What
is the OOS? Why the OOS happens? What impact OOS
makes on Customer and Consumer?
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Out
of Stock or Stock-Out is the situation that is
very common in the trade. There are many reasons for the
Stock Out. Too many SKUs for management, too much traffic, too
little cooperation between supplier and retailer, bad
sales forecasting, wrong orders, wrong deliveries, other
priorities, delisting, etc...
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Posted:
Sep 2008
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| What
brings competitive advantage to the company? How
can company influence costs and value delivered?
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The
source of competitive advantage is found firstly
in the ability of the organization to
differentiate itself, in the eyes of the customer,
from its competition and secondly by operating at
a lower cost and hence at greater profit.
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Posted:
Jun 2008
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| Why the Supply Chain is
different from terms Logistic or Distribution? What
is the main concept of Supply Chain?
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Even some 15 or 20 years ago, either in
theoretical approach on Universities or practical
in the Business, the term Distribution was
commonly used for the service within the company
that was in charged for moving the goods around,
according the needs of sales and customers.
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Posted:
Mar 2008
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