Origin of Supply Chain Management Term

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What term did Keith Oliver introduce to the public domain in an interview for the Financial Times in 1982?

Supply Chain Management

When did the term 'supply chain management' gain significant recognition through a flurry of articles and books?

Mid-1990s

How were supply chains originally defined?

Activities associated with the flow and transformation of goods only

What is one commonly accepted definition of supply-chain management?

Management of value-added flows of materials, goods, and information

When did 'supply-chain management' rise to prominence according to the text?

Late 1990s

What is the main goal of integrating supply chain activities according to the text?

Achieve a competitive advantage

What is the main focus of supply chain strategies according to Hines (2004)?

Creating customer satisfaction

According to the CSCMP, what does supply-chain management encompass?

Planning and management of sourcing, procurement, conversion, and logistics activities

What is the goal of supply-chain-management software?

To monitor and improve supply chain performance

How does the Extended Enterprise concept differ from traditional supply chains?

It involves a self-organizing network of cooperating businesses

What does Supply-chain event management (SCEM) aim to address?

Addressing all events that can disrupt the supply chain

How does Hines (2004) define the measurement of performance in supply chain strategies?

Total system efficiency and equitable monetary reward distribution

Learn about the origin and definitions of the term 'supply chain management', including its introduction in the 1980s by Keith Oliver and its development over the years.

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