국제물류 Supply Chain Integration

국제물류 Supply Chain Integration [국제물류] Supply Chain Integration.docx 목차  Abstract  Objectives  Findings -Supply Chain Integration  Conclusion  Reference 본문 Some sample results obtained from playing the Beer game This graphs are some sample results obtained from playing the Beer game. As you see, some section of the graph is below zero. It means that people demands, but the beer is out of stock. This result shows that it is very hard to forecast peoples demands. and you can see It is more hard to forecast peoples demands as go upstream. This phenomenon is so-called bull-whip effect. Bull-whip effect The bull-whip effect is so called because its shape of fluctuation resembles a waving bull-whip. The uncertainty of demands becomes large as it go upstream. Manufacturer doesnt want their products out of stock, so they make products more than they forecast. And then, unnecessary products are stacked in the warehouse. This means waste of resources and of course, waste of money to the factory. How can we solve this nettlesome problem? I will suggest the solution in the next slide. SCI background & importance In the old days, individual business functions were tasked with specific but limited duties. For example, R&D was tasked with innovating. Quality managers had to eliminate defects. Operations need to be lean. Logistics have to be responsive. And depending on the company, one department or another was responsible for making a profit. 본문내용 ntegration Conclusion Reference Abstract Beer game The Beer Game is a role-playing simulation developed at MIT in the 1960s to clarify the advantages of taking an integrated approach to managing the supply chain. Lets look at the game board for Beer game. There is a simplified beer supply chain, consisting of a single retailer, a single wholesaler which supplies the retailer, a single distribut 참고문헌 ①http://www.samsungsdi.co.kr/ ②http://www.kscm.org/ ③www.jatis.com ④Supply Chain Integration Definition and Challenges, Hussain A.H Awad, Mohammad Othman Nassar ⑤Principles of supply chain management 2nd, Joel D. Wisner, 2009 ⑥Logistics : an introduction to supply chain management- Waters, C. D. J. (C. Donald J.), 1949- ⑦Logistics and supply chain integration - Sadler, Ian. ⑧http://www.scdigest.com ⑨http://www.supplychainbrain.com