SCM BUSINESS PROCESSES Sample Clauses

SCM BUSINESS PROCESSES. A SC business processes can be defined as a structure of activities designed to produce value from the sourcing, to coordination, and to distribution across the SC with a main focus on end customers (Xxxxxxx et al.1998, and Xxxxxxx et al. 1998). As indicated in the previous research, the companies in the same SC have different business processes which lead to inefficiency in SC, therefore an integration of these key business processes is significant for the success of a SC (Xxxxxxx et al. 1997).The integration of key business process from upstream to downstream of a SC on tourism products, services and information can add value to tourists and the overall SC partners on tourism industry (Xxxxxxx et al. 1998). The following are the seven key SCM processes that are included in the structure (Xxxxxxx et al. 1998): and shown on Figure 2. The customer relationships management, customer service management, demand management, service delivery management, service flow, procurement and customization. SC sometimes faces the rise and fall of demand from a downstream to a upstream of a SC (Forrester 1961) this is known as the bullwhip effect in SC concept (Xxx et al. 1997). It can be happened mainly due to lack of information exchange between SC partners (Xxxxxx Xxxx et al. 2000, Xxxxxxx 1989). Information sharing can lead to strong coordination between SC partners. A tour operator is a big player in managing the demand in tourism business. In addition, all partners collaborate in forecasting demand to prevent uncertainty. SCM knowledge facilitates cooperation and information exchange between SC partners to plan and control demand uncertainty. A Figure 2 illustrates the SC integration business processes from the upstream includes suppliers to the downstream includes end customers. A tour operator has influence over all of the customer relationships management, customer service management, demand management, service delivery management, service flow, procurement and customization to ensure every supplier on focus on delivering a highly quality of products, services, and information that add value for end customers and other SC partners. Service flow Tour operator Information flow Figure Customization Customer and Relationships Management Customer Service Management Demand Management Service Delivery Management Service Flow Procurement Business processes End customer Suppliers
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