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  • ...ives, processes, assets and resources to support the products and services a business intends to serve its customers. ...ives, processes, assets and resources to support the products and services a business intends to serve its customers
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  • ...n the Chemical industry: technical support for application of a product in a customer's production process. ...the [[sc:M]] process. Similarly a call center may receive an inquiry about a product return ([[ss:A1|A1]]) and route the customer to the [[SC]] process
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  • * In a manufacturing plant: Ordering and receiving materials required for producti * In a [[t:WHSE]]: Receiving goods from a factory or supplier
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  • ...orders and invoice customers. Customers generally primarily interact with a supply chain through {{this}} processes. * In a manufacturing plant: Replenishment shipments to a [[Link::t:DC|Distribution Center (DC)]]
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  • ...inventories of generic products. The intention of {{this}} is to maintain a pre-determined level of inventory for these materials, semi-finished produc {{this}} is a [[Link::t:MTS]] process.
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  • Typically {{this}} is a low touch process. Contracts need to be pre-established, suppliers and vend ...e supplier selection if dual or multi-sourcing strategies are in place for a material. Supplier contracts and selection criteria/rules must be pre-estab
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  • ...erwork, weighing in, providing directions to the unloading area, assigning a position in the unloading queue and parking the vehicle/container/rail car * In a manufacturing plant: Bulk truck weighing in (receiving)
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  • * Standard unloading a truck onto the receiving dock * In an airport: Unloading air containers from a plane
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  • ...overning the purchase. This may include taking samples, sending samples to a laboratory, placing product in logical or physical quarantine (inventory bl Inspection may occur on all products on a delivery or on a sample.
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  • ...ement of product (materials, semi-finished product, goods, merchandize) to a storage location. This includes determining the optimal storage location, a * In a [[t:WHSE]]: Automated rack storage
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  • ...of product (goods, materials) to a process requesting replenishment. E.g. a request to replenish production line stock. This includes scheduling the tr ...eric Stock]] (unrestricted stock) unless picked, assigned and received for a specific (production) order.
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  • ...ource-to-Replenish]] and [[sc:S2]] contracts the verification typically is a standardized, repeatable process. [[sc:S3|Source-to-Engineering-Order]] may * In a tolling arrangement: Receiving, verifying and approving the invoices for to
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  • * In a remanufacturing center: Products returned for remanufacturing, repair, or r * In a [[t:WHSE]]: Returned goods from customers or stores awaiting further proces
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  • {{this}} is a [[t:RL]] process. * In a Call Center: Responding to customer calls regarding return processes
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  • ...nd/or customer meet return authorization criteria and conditions, creating a return (material) authorization ('[[Link::t:RMA|RMA]]' or 'RA') and issuing {{this}} is a [[t:RL]] process.
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  • {{this}} is a [[t:RL]] process.
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  • {{this}} is a [[t:RL]] process. * In a [[t:WHSE]]: Visual and functional qualification of the returned products
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  • ...product (assets, materials, semi-finished product, goods, merchandize) to a storage location. This includes determining the optimal storage location, a * In a [[t:WHSE]]: Storing materials awaiting repair
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  • {{this}} is a [[t:RL]] process.
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  • * Processing a refund * Requesting a replacement product
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  • The activities associated with receiving a return delivery. This includes the operator of the vehicle reporting to the {{this}} is a [[t:RL]] process. The receipt of the product or asset is recorded. Dependin
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  • ...cts to support actual and forecasted demand for a given period and achieve a planned level of inventory or no inventory. ...e aggregate level). A customer order cancellation may or may not result in a change in production orders.
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  • This is a [[sc:M1]] process; Demand is aggregated to optimal quantities to produce. P This process is generally supported by a [[Link::t:SFCS]] or [[t:MES]].
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  • ...lysts, packaging materials and/or semi-finished goods to a staging area or a production location (line, station, cell, unit or vessel). This may include * Inventory pull request for a production order
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  • * Assembly activities performed in a station on an assembly line * Assembling part of a product or a complete product in a production cell
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  • ...production process. This includes identifying the testing process, taking a sample of the material, transporting the sample or the material to the test
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  • ...ry insert the packaged product in group packaging (e.g. bottled liquids in a carton). ...ts to appeal to the customer. This type of packaging is typically added in a [[sc:M]] process
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  • * Decision to sell scrap to a broker or grey market
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  • * Internal transport to a manufacturing warehouse or shipping dock * Pumping a newly produced chemical to a holding tank
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  • ...}} represents the processes associated with bringing a product or asset in a like-new or operating condition and can performed anywhere: * At a dedicated location operated by the original manufacturer
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  • * In a call center: Inquiries and Order entry * In a [[t:WHSE]]: Order picking, packing and shipping for generic stocked items
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  • The collection of processes associated with developing a projection of the realizable throughput and revenue for current and future ...supply chains may not operate Make processes and therefore may not require a ([[sc:M]]) Production Plan.
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  • The collection of processes associated with developing a comprehensive plan to source materials, semi-finished products, finished pr A requirements planning process is based on three dimensions:
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  • The activities associated with developing a comprehensive plan to deliver goods and services to customers to support th * In a distribution center: Calculate monthly/weekly staffing requirements (pick,
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  • Balancing is a process of matching demand to supply. The output of balancing are three lis ...time and/or product specific constraints. {{OR}} recognizes scheduling as a subset of Execution processes ([[sc:S]], [[sc:M]] and [[sc:D]] for supply c
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  • ...the information in the related system of record and printing or retrieving a pre-approved return authorization.
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  • ...sportation mode, identification/selection of service provider, issuance of a request for transportation services and/or booking transportation. Typicall * In a [[t:WHSE]]: Scheduling a return load with the supplier's carrier
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  • ...g return authorization, preparing returns shipment and shipping product or a component to the original [[t:Seller|Seller]] or [[t:Manufacturer|Manufactu * Returning a part or the complete product to the supplying plant for further processing
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  • ...on of [[t:SM|transportation mode]], [[t:LSP|service provider]] and issuing a request for transportation services. This may include determining optimal [ ...complete the order may be updated with the latest delivery information and a notification ([[t:Schedule Change|Schedule Change]]) may be send to the dis
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  • ...ed with the selection of transportation mode, service provider and issuing a request for transportation services. This may include determining optimal t ...complete the order may be updated with the latest delivery information and a notification ([[t:Schedule Change|Schedule Change]]) may be send to the sen
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  • * Receiving a refund * Returning the product and receiving a replacement
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  • * Loading product in a container or vehicle * Loading containers on a vehicle, plane, ship
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  • * Forecast adjustments when the S&OP process indicates a demand shortage ...e decision-making activities if a [[Link::t:SDF|Statistical Forecast]] and a [[Link::t:CSF|Customer Forecast]] exist and present different data.
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  • * Products sourced or made upon receipt of a customer order, identifiable for such order * In a call center: Inquiries and product configuration and order entry
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  • ...trategy]]. This typically means that orders are approached and executed as a project. * Special projects, developed to a single customer specification
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  • ...rough the manufacturing process. A customer order cancellation will impact a specific production order directly.
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  • ...product; quotation of the total cost (price and transportation costs) for a delivery under an existing contract or general terms and conditions ...] parties. This relationship is in many industries established by means of a contract. {{this}} generally occurs after such relationship is established.
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  • ...tem numbers. In many use cases this process is initiated by the receipt of a purchase order from the customer. * Replacement product order entry for a customer return
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  • ...ayment draw process. For example settling a credit card payment or drawing a [[Link::t:LC|Letter of Credit]]. * Issuing a commercial invoice for tax declaration purposes
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  • ...ayment draw process. For example settling a credit card payment or drawing a [[Link::t:LC|Letter of Credit]]. * Issuing a commercial invoice for tax declaration purposes
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  • ...this may include triggering the payment draw process. For example drawing a [[Link::t:LC|Letter of Credit]]. * Issuing a project pre-payment invoice
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  • * Loading product in a container of vehicle * Loading containers on a vehicle, plane, ship
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  • * Loading product in a container of vehicle * Loading containers on a vehicle, plane, ship
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  • * Loading product in a container or vehicle * Loading containers on a vehicle, plane, ship
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  • * In a factory: Transport to a warehouse, distribution center, factory or customer * In a [[t:WHSE]]: Transport to a factory, store or customer
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  • * In a factory: Customer direct shipments * In a [[t:WHSE]]: Transport to a store (e.g. ([[Link::t:SOS]]) or customer
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  • ...e [[t:Shipper|Shipper]] may describe the total multi-leg transportation as a single process. The [[t:Carrier|Carrier]] or carriers process the shipment
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  • ...ent to [[t:Lessor|Lessor]] (e.g. equipment, freight containers, pallets in a pallet-pool) * In a manufacturing plant: Component return shipment (e.g. [[t:Buy|Buy]] part fai
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  • * Pumping product into a silo or tank * Putting away product in a bin on a shelf or pallet location
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  • ...hat product is pickable may take place at different times. This means that a product may be in the storage location from where picks take place, but may
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  • ...the pick process, and may include finding alternative products in case of a stock-out or recording the lot numbers or serial numbers picked on the orde Typically items to pick are grouped according to a Pick Policy. Generally accepted pick policies include:
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  • * Stacking, shrink-wrapping and labeling a pallet with odd-sized items for an order ...cking items in a shipping box, adding peanuts, taping the box and applying a shipping label
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  • ...red with reference to the order and need to be picked accordingly. Linking a specific product, its lot number or its serial number to the order typicall No {{this}} is required in a [[t:DC|distribution Center]] or warehouse if the product is [[sc:S203|Recei
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  • ...red with reference to the order and need to be picked accordingly. Linking a specific product, its lot number or its serial number to the order takes pl * Preparing a project installation
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  • Customization describes a Manufacturing process that requires information provided by the customer to * In a [[t:WHSE]]: Breaking bulk*
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  • ...finished goods, goods, products, merchandize) or services specifically for a [[t:SO]] or [[t:WO]]. This may include approving [[Link::t:REQ|Purchase Req * [[t:STO]] between plants or warehouses for a specific [[t:SO]]
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  • * Processing a [[Link::t:Quote|Quote]] for product; Price, lead time * Processing a [[Link::t:Quote|Quote]] for a configurable product; Configuration, price, lead time
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  • ...tem numbers. In many use cases this process is initiated by the receipt of a purchase order from the customer. * Replacement product order entry for a customer return
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  • ...ing the delivery date for the order (scheduling). This may include placing a request or order for product to the supplying entity (manufacturing or sour * Fixed lead time = A date is assigned based on a service level
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  • * Picking products to be send to a repair center Picking in a [[t:RL]] supply chain is typically different from [[t:MTS]], [[t:MTO]], and
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  • * Stacking, shrink-wrapping and labeling a pallet with odd-sized items for return * At home: Packing items in a shipping box, adding filler, taping the box and applying the return label
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  • ...hat product is pickable may take place at different times. This means that a product may be in the storage location from where picks take place, but may
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  • ...ng itself may be, in part or as a whole, the [[t:ETO]] service provided to a customer.
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  • ...delivery date for the project order (scheduling). This may include placing a request or order for product or resources on the supplying entity (manufact * Allocating order-engineering, production and installation resources to a project
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  • ...tem numbers. In many use cases this process is initiated by the receipt of a purchase order from the customer and the internally developed proposal.
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  • ...ces and the selection of transportation mode, service provider and issuing a request for transportation services for product. This may include determini ...complete the order may be updated with the latest delivery information and a notification may be send to the resources, transportation parties and/or th
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  • ...electing which [[t:RFP|RFP's]] to respond to and may include responding to a [[Link::t:PQQ|Pre-Qualification Questionnaire]].
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  • ...ities associated with planning the design, documentation and submission of a proposal for products or services to the prospective customer. This include
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  • Typically a key deliverable of this process is a [[Link::t:CP]].
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  • ...with developing a commodity or category strategy for purchased materials. A Commodity or category strategy is based on the [[t:CP]] and [[Link::t:SMA|s
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  • ...evaluating and selecting potential suppliers. For each potential supplier a supplier profile is developed to enable data-driven decisions. This may inc
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  • Tendering works best in a buyers market after above prerequisites are met. Selection of a supplier is generally based on multiple criteria, of which price is one. Ot
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  • * Agree on a fair price for product or service - how much
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  • ...s may include requesting a formal legal review of the contract language by a qualified legal expert. In general a purchase contract consists of four basic elements:
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  • * Work orders to repair a customer asset * Work orders to repair a product for sale as 'refurbished'
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  • * Internal transport to a manufacturing warehouse or shipping dock * Transfer of a customer asset to shipping/logistics
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  • * For a lease or asset pooling operation: Schedule reconditioning activities
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  • The activities associated with scheduling individual deliveries on a purchase order. This may include sending orders, schedule requests, special * Negotiating a delivery schedule with a [[t:Seller|Supplier]]
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  • ...erwork, weighing in, providing directions to the unloading area, assigning a position in the unloading queue and parking or queueing the vehicle, contai * In a manufacturing plant: Bulk truck weighing in
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  • ...overning the purchase. This may include taking samples, sending samples to a laboratory, placing product in logical or physical quarantine (inventory bl Inspection may occur on all products on a delivery or on a sample.
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  • ...ement of product (materials, semi-finished product, goods, merchandize) to a storage location. This includes determining the optimal storage location, a ...rack the order specifics. This requires the inventory to be recorded using a reference to the purchase order number, production order number or customer
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  • ...ing [[sc:S2]] processes are [[Link::t:SOS|Sales Order Stock]]: sourced for a specific customer order and/or production order. * In a factory: Moving configurable semi-finished products (sub assemblies) to the
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  • ...ource-to-Replenish]] and [[sc:S2]] contracts the verification typically is a standardized, repeatable process. [[sc:S3|Source-to-Engineering-Order]] may * In a tolling arrangement: Receiving, verifying and approving the invoices for to
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  • An important part of a [[sc:S2]] process is the ability to track the order specifics. This require * Standard process of unloading a truck onto the receiving dock
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  • ...imarily focuses on schedule adherence (as a change in the schedule impacts a customer order directly). This process is generally supported by a [[Link::t:SFCS|Shop Floor Control System]] or [[Link::t:MES|Manufacturing E
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  • * Internal transport to a manufacturing warehouse or shipping dock
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  • ...rce intensive version of the [[sc:M|Make]] processes and are therefore not a good fit for low margin products.
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  • The collection of processes associated with developing a comprehensive plan to make products and service to support the supply chain * In a repair/refurbishment center: Capacity planning
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  • ...schedule and execute the Make activities. Make-To-Order processes require a production order or work order linked specifically to an order in the Deliv ...h individual Order ([[t:SO]] or [[t:STO|Stock Transfer Order]]) results in a unique [[Link::t:WO|Production Order]]. Planning and scheduling primarily f
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  • ...t initially scheduled at the time of order entry. Orders generally do have a Requested Delivery Date. Current and Original Scheduled dates are typically
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  • The activities associated with determining a Delivery Plan based on available demand and on-hand inventory, supplier sch The output of this process is a projection of the delivery volumes by date (orders and forecasted orders sc
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  • ...his is typically not necessary. However hybrid business models exist where a third party perform the [[sc:S|Source]] and [[sc:M]] processes except for o
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