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Name and describe sourcing concepts according to geography
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  • Global Sourcing (Offshore): Systematic geographic expansion to international procurement
  • Domestic Sourcing (Near-shore): Procurement within the same country
  • Local Sourcing (Onshore): Conscious procurement in the immediate vicinity
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Describe level 3 of TQM
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Instrument level
  • FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis)
    • Quality Circle
  • Six Sigma
    • Statistical Process Control
  • QFD (Quality Function Development)
    • Quality Benchmarking
  • Bottleneck Engineering
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What is a Value Network that is transformed of the operational supply chain
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Describes a business design that uses digital supply chain concepts to ensure high customer satisfaction and maximum profitability
  • Oriented towards competitive factors of time and flexibility
  • Main goal to be able to react quickly and flexibly to customer requirements
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What is demand-side approach in sc strategy
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Demand chain focused on market demand towards suppliers, sc is steered by demand pull from customer. Translates customer goal into instructions for suppliers

Decision making:
  • Definition of purpose of demand chain
  • Planning, e.g. in form of category plan
  • Control of consumption & requirements (e.g. inventory management)
  • Purchasing transactions (e.g. Call-off from frame agreement)

Supplier <Demand- Company <Demand- Customer
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What is Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
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asynchronous electronic exchange of structured data between the application systems of business partners, free from media discontinuity and human intervention

Early form of e-business
  • Classic EDI via propietary, mutually incompatible networks of network operators (VAN providers, Value Added Network), Associated with high costs
  • Recent years EDI extended to include vendor-independent technologies, incl. XML, increasingly using Internet for transmission
  • Number of standards for business news, most important UN / EDIFACT (about 200 message). Many industry-specific derivations exist
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TESTE DEIN WISSEN
What are data exchange standards
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TESTE DEIN WISSEN
EDI itself is not an actual standard, principle covers all standards of structured exchange of electronic data
Standard:
  • EDIFACT - Electronic Data Interchange for Administration, Commerce & Transport
    • World-Wide, Industry-Independent EDI Standard
  • EANCOM - EAN + Communication
    • Sub of the EDIFACT standard used in the consumer goods industry worldwirde
  • ODETTE - Organization for Data Exchange by Teletransmission in Europe
    • Industry-independent standard (automotive and supplier industry)
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What is a dynamic supply chain
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A network of organizations that:
- are linked together in both forward and backward directions
- create value within different processes and activities

They must place value creation in the center
-  Value creation must be seen both in internal and cross-company terms
- Values are ultimately reflected in products/services delivered to customers
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Describe mean of Services
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Form of output (GDL)
  • Intangible asset (usually a service)
  • Applications for increasing value of tangible goods (e.g. services as „add-ons“)
  • SDL does not distinguish between immaterial and tangible goods, but unites the two concepts in „SERVICE“
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What are characteristics of a virtual enterprise
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  • Virtual Value network: series of market partners working together as a virtual unit
  • Real-Time exchange of information, interaction & continuous optimization, complete transparency
  • Temporary merger of core competencies of participating companies
  • No legal or interlocking of organizational structures

Winners in these virtual value networks, those who have faster access to information & resources + same time derive appropiate competitive strategies & supply chain strategies from them
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What is the supplier-centric approach
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Supply chain as a network of suppliers producing goods
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Potential advantages / disadvantages of domestic sourcing
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Advantages:
  • Language & cultural proximity
  • Legal certainty
  • Short distances

Disadvantages:
  • Dependence upon domestic sources
  • Risk of dependence on import monopolists and their pricing policy
  • Depending upon object to be procured
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What is Kaizen 
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Kaizen = Japanese for “change for the better“ (Kai = change, zen = good)

Philosophy of Kaizen
  • Instead of just maintaining (process) innovations, we continuously develop them further until the next innovation leap
  • Improvement of processes through continuous problem identification
    • Management and employees common interest in companys success
    • Management and employee look for and solve problems together
    • Management and employee decide together mostly smaller preventative measures
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Q:
Name and describe sourcing concepts according to geography
A:
  • Global Sourcing (Offshore): Systematic geographic expansion to international procurement
  • Domestic Sourcing (Near-shore): Procurement within the same country
  • Local Sourcing (Onshore): Conscious procurement in the immediate vicinity
Q:
Describe level 3 of TQM
A:
Instrument level
  • FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis)
    • Quality Circle
  • Six Sigma
    • Statistical Process Control
  • QFD (Quality Function Development)
    • Quality Benchmarking
  • Bottleneck Engineering
Q:
What is a Value Network that is transformed of the operational supply chain
A:
Describes a business design that uses digital supply chain concepts to ensure high customer satisfaction and maximum profitability
  • Oriented towards competitive factors of time and flexibility
  • Main goal to be able to react quickly and flexibly to customer requirements
Q:
What is demand-side approach in sc strategy
A:
Demand chain focused on market demand towards suppliers, sc is steered by demand pull from customer. Translates customer goal into instructions for suppliers

Decision making:
  • Definition of purpose of demand chain
  • Planning, e.g. in form of category plan
  • Control of consumption & requirements (e.g. inventory management)
  • Purchasing transactions (e.g. Call-off from frame agreement)

Supplier <Demand- Company <Demand- Customer
Q:
What is Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
A:
asynchronous electronic exchange of structured data between the application systems of business partners, free from media discontinuity and human intervention

Early form of e-business
  • Classic EDI via propietary, mutually incompatible networks of network operators (VAN providers, Value Added Network), Associated with high costs
  • Recent years EDI extended to include vendor-independent technologies, incl. XML, increasingly using Internet for transmission
  • Number of standards for business news, most important UN / EDIFACT (about 200 message). Many industry-specific derivations exist
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Q:
What are data exchange standards
A:
EDI itself is not an actual standard, principle covers all standards of structured exchange of electronic data
Standard:
  • EDIFACT - Electronic Data Interchange for Administration, Commerce & Transport
    • World-Wide, Industry-Independent EDI Standard
  • EANCOM - EAN + Communication
    • Sub of the EDIFACT standard used in the consumer goods industry worldwirde
  • ODETTE - Organization for Data Exchange by Teletransmission in Europe
    • Industry-independent standard (automotive and supplier industry)
Q:
What is a dynamic supply chain
A:
A network of organizations that:
- are linked together in both forward and backward directions
- create value within different processes and activities

They must place value creation in the center
-  Value creation must be seen both in internal and cross-company terms
- Values are ultimately reflected in products/services delivered to customers
Q:
Describe mean of Services
A:
Form of output (GDL)
  • Intangible asset (usually a service)
  • Applications for increasing value of tangible goods (e.g. services as „add-ons“)
  • SDL does not distinguish between immaterial and tangible goods, but unites the two concepts in „SERVICE“
Q:
What are characteristics of a virtual enterprise
A:
  • Virtual Value network: series of market partners working together as a virtual unit
  • Real-Time exchange of information, interaction & continuous optimization, complete transparency
  • Temporary merger of core competencies of participating companies
  • No legal or interlocking of organizational structures

Winners in these virtual value networks, those who have faster access to information & resources + same time derive appropiate competitive strategies & supply chain strategies from them
Q:
What is the supplier-centric approach
A:
Supply chain as a network of suppliers producing goods
Q:
Potential advantages / disadvantages of domestic sourcing
A:
Advantages:
  • Language & cultural proximity
  • Legal certainty
  • Short distances

Disadvantages:
  • Dependence upon domestic sources
  • Risk of dependence on import monopolists and their pricing policy
  • Depending upon object to be procured
Q:
What is Kaizen 
A:
Kaizen = Japanese for “change for the better“ (Kai = change, zen = good)

Philosophy of Kaizen
  • Instead of just maintaining (process) innovations, we continuously develop them further until the next innovation leap
  • Improvement of processes through continuous problem identification
    • Management and employees common interest in companys success
    • Management and employee look for and solve problems together
    • Management and employee decide together mostly smaller preventative measures
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