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The purpose of Supply Chain Network Definition is to capture the proposed network flow and configuration. These designs are tested in the [[sc:A211|To-Be Network Validation]] process. Feedback from this process may require modification of the design or may result in feedback to the [[sc:A209|Network Solution Definition]] process that a solution cannot be implemented as defined. | The purpose of Supply Chain Network Definition is to capture the proposed network flow and configuration. These designs are tested in the [[sc:A211|To-Be Network Validation]] process. Feedback from this process may require modification of the design or may result in feedback to the [[sc:A209|Network Solution Definition]] process that a solution cannot be implemented as defined. | ||
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The activities associated with developing and documenting the future state flow of materials and high-level process capabilities - the 'To-Be' supply chain network. This includes documenting suppliers, customers, factories, warehouses, distribution centers and other entities involved in the planning, sourcing, making, delivery and/or return of products, and their relationships and the associated high-level processes, work and information flows.
The purpose of Supply Chain Network Definition is to capture the proposed network flow and configuration. These designs are tested in the To-Be Network Validation process. Feedback from this process may require modification of the design or may result in feedback to the Network Solution Definition process that a solution cannot be implemented as defined. Customer Order Decoupling Point Reverse Logistics
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