11 Questions
In the cycle view of a supply chain, how are the processes divided?
Into a series of cycles, each performed at the interface between two successive stages
According to the push/pull view of a supply chain, what initiates pull processes?
Customer orders
What distinguishes push processes from pull processes in a supply chain?
They are initiated and performed in anticipation of customer orders
What characterizes the push/pull view of supply chain processes?
It divides the processes based on the response to customer orders
What is the defining characteristic of a pull supply chain process?
Initiated in response to a customer order
Which strategy determines the nature of material procurement, transportation, manufacture, and distribution?
Supply chain strategy
What is the purpose of the value chain's marketing and sales function?
Generating demand by publicizing customer priorities
What may cause a company to fail according to achieving strategic fit?
Lack of strategic fit
During 1993-2006, what was Dell's competitive strategy focused on?
Large variety of customizable products at reasonable price
What is the primary characteristic of Dell's supply chain during 1993-2006?
Very responsive to customer needs
What is the purpose of new product development in the value chain?
Creates specifications for the product
Test your knowledge of supply chain analysis, strategies, drivers, and metrics as per the content from Pearson Education's 'Supply Chain Management and Logistics'. This quiz covers process views of a supply chain including cycle view and push/pull view.
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