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Which of the following best represents the entities/partners in a supply chain?
Which of the following best represents the entities/partners in a supply chain?
What is the purpose of the Supply Chain 3-D Model?
What is the purpose of the Supply Chain 3-D Model?
Which country is responsible for manufacturing the filler of a product in the example?
Which country is responsible for manufacturing the filler of a product in the example?
How many assembly locations does National Semiconductors have?
How many assembly locations does National Semiconductors have?
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Where are the chips produced by National Semiconductors shipped to?
Where are the chips produced by National Semiconductors shipped to?
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Which company is the world's largest pasta manufacturer?
Which company is the world's largest pasta manufacturer?
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Who does Barilla primarily sell its products to?
Who does Barilla primarily sell its products to?
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What is the main focus of Barilla's distribution network?
What is the main focus of Barilla's distribution network?
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What is the term used to describe the phenomenon of demand fluctuations increasing as one moves up the supply chain?
What is the term used to describe the phenomenon of demand fluctuations increasing as one moves up the supply chain?
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What does Barilla sell in addition to pasta products?
What does Barilla sell in addition to pasta products?
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Study Notes
Entities/Partners in a Supply Chain
- Suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers, and customers are the key entities/partners in a supply chain.
Supply Chain 3-D Model
- The purpose of the Supply Chain 3-D Model is to analyze and understand the relationships between the supply chain entities and their respective roles.
Manufacturing and Assembly Locations
- China is responsible for manufacturing the filler of a product in the example.
- National Semiconductors has 15 assembly locations.
Product Distribution
- The chips produced by National Semiconductors are shipped to the US, Asia, and Europe.
Barilla Company Profile
- Barilla is the world's largest pasta manufacturer.
- Barilla primarily sells its products to retailers.
- The main focus of Barilla's distribution network is to ensure that products are always available on store shelves.
Supply Chain Phenomenon
- The term "bullwhip effect" describes the phenomenon of demand fluctuations increasing as one moves up the supply chain.
Barilla's Product Line
- Barilla sells baked goods, sauces, and olive oil in addition to pasta products.
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Test your knowledge on the fundamentals of global supply chain management with this quiz. Learn about the consequences of missing a step in the supply chain, the different entities involved, and the evolution of the supply chain 3-D model.