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9 Supply Chain Performance, Risk, and Improvement Free Online FlashCards

Study 9 Supply Chain Performance, Risk, and Improvement with 12 free online flashcards. Review key terms, definitions, and concepts with this interactive flashcard deck.

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01
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What is a key performance indicator (KPI)?

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A key performance indicator (KPI) is a measurable indicator of progress toward an objective.

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Which performance dimensions does SCOR cover?

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SCOR groups measures into reliability, responsiveness, agility, cost, profit, asset management, environmental performance, and social performance.

03
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What does perfect order fulfillment measure?

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It is the share of orders delivered on time, complete, undamaged, and with correct documentation.

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What is order fulfillment cycle time?

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Order fulfillment cycle time is the time from receiving an order to delivering it.

05
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Why should supply chain KPIs be interpreted together and in context?

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Reducing inventory can improve working capital but increase stockouts and weaken service. Results should be compared with a baseline and interpreted in context.

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What is supply chain resilience?

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Supply chain resilience is the ability to prepare for disruption, respond, and recover while maintaining or restoring essential operations.

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What is supply chain risk management (SCRM)?

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Supply chain risk management systematically identifies vulnerabilities and threats across suppliers, products, and activities, then selects ways to reduce their effects.

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What factors help assess a supply chain risk?

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Assess likelihood, potential impact, time to recover, and how easily a disruption could spread.

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How can organizations mitigate supply chain risks proportionately?

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Options include qualifying alternate suppliers, targeted safety stock, diversified routes, flexible capacity, stronger supplier controls, and response plans. Choose measures proportionate to criticality and recovery time.

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What does supply chain sustainability consider?

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It considers environmental and social effects across product and material life cycles, alongside economic viability.

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Why assess sustainability across a product’s life cycle?

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A life-cycle view can reveal impacts from material extraction, manufacturing, distribution, use, and end-of-life management that a single facility or transport leg may miss.

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What makes supply chain visibility useful and dependable?

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Visibility can enable earlier responses to delays, shortages, or quality issues, but useful decisions depend on timely, consistent data, accountability, interoperability, and cybersecurity.