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SCOR Model for Supply Chain Optimization

The SCOR Model is a tool that allows for the analysis and improvement of supply chains by optimizing their effectiveness, risk management, and costs. It describes the five main processes of planning, sourcing, manufacturing, distribution, and returns, as well as a three-level hierarchy to analyze the processes of the supply chain.

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SCOR Model for Supply Chain Optimization

The SCOR Model is a tool that allows for the analysis and improvement of supply chains by optimizing their effectiveness, risk management, and costs. It describes the five main processes of planning, sourcing, manufacturing, distribution, and returns, as well as a three-level hierarchy to analyze the processes of the supply chain.

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SCOR Model

It is a tool that allows for respecting, analyzing, and configuring supply chains.
helps to improve the performance of supply chains and the integration between the
different links of the same.
Solutions that this model provides us

Optimize the risk management of the chain


of supplies

Main management processes


Planning (Plan) Demand, supply planning and management
they include in this step. The elements include balancing the resources with the
requirements and the determination of communication throughout the entire chain. It
basically refers to the activities related to the planning of the operation of
the supply chain
Provisioning (Source) In this step, the infrastructure is described
supply and acquisition of material. It is about how to manage inventory,
agreements and supplier performance. It also deals with how to handle payments
to suppliers, when to receive, verify, and transport.
Manufacturing (Make) Manufacturing and production are addressed in this step. What
type of manufacturing process is make-to-order, make-to-stock, or assemble-to-
order. It includes production activities, packaging, test product, and the
liberation.
Distribution (Deliver)
The supply or distribution includes order management, storage and
transport. It also includes order reception from customers and invoicing of
product once it has been received.
Return
It basically refers to the activities related to planning.
from the operation of the supply chain

Strategies on how to manage the inventory, agreements, and performance of


suppliers. It also deals with how to manage payments to
suppliers, when to receive, verify and transport.

Manufacturing and production are addressed in this step. What type


from the manufacturing process it can be make-to-order, make-to-stock, or
accessible-to-order. It includes production activities, packaging,
test product, and the release.

PLANNINGThe(PLAN)
supply or distribution includes order management, warehousing and
SUPPLY (SOURCE)
transport. It also includes the reception of customer orders and
billing of the product once it has been received.
MANUFACTURING (MAKE)
DISTRIBUTION
RETURN The return that these are activities related to or associated with the
reverse flow or inverse logistics, that is to say the return of goods

Hierarchy of processes
Model is designed to support supply chain analysis in multiple
levels. SCC has focused on the three main levels of process, which are
neutral in the industry.
Every organization that implements improvements in the supply chain using
The SCOR model needs to extend the model, at least to Level 4, using processes.
specific systems and practices of the industry, organization, and/or location.
Describe processes and not functions. In other words, the model focuses on the
activity involved not the person or organizational element that carries out the activity.

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