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Metastorm Supply Chain (SCOR) Reference Models
As manufacturers rush to meet customer demands for new options, styles and features, product delivery is more critical than ever. To achieve a competitive advantage and succeed in the global marketplace, organizations must improve their supply chain operations. But initiating supply chain improvement can be overwhelming. It's a complex effort in which processes must be identified for optimization, customer needs taken into consideration, goals established and changes rapidly implemented. To accelerate today's supply chain improvement initiatives, Metastorm offers its Supply Chain Reference Models.
Built around the Supply Chain Operations Reference (SCOR) models developed by Supply-Chain Council (SCC) experts and used by nearly 1,000 members of the SCC, the Metastorm Supply Chain Reference Models provide a common framework that empowers you to identify, communicate and implement changes needed to develop a world-class supply chain.
The Metastorm Supply Chain Reference Models works in conjunction with our industry-leading enterprise modeling tool, Metastorm ProVision®. This robust combination enables organizations to efficiently and quickly configure and define the complete scope of a supply chain - and then analyze the process start to finish.
The Metastorm Supply Chain Reference Models represent:
- An enterprise-level business framework for today's supply chain processes, based upon SCOR Version 10.0
- An end-to-end business model that is focused on process types, including Plan, Source, Make, Deliver and Return, as well as a common set of definitions
- Over 550 process-specific metrics associated to SCOR activities for process measurement and benchmarking
- More than 500 industry-proven best practices - opportunities for process improvement - that facilitate delivering best-in-class supply chain performance
- A flexible framework of process categories that can be configured to support supply chain operations strategy
- An integrated set of process elements that can be extended to support organization-specific processes, systems and practices
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