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Global supply chain management

In commerce, global supply-chain management is defined as the distribution of goods and services throughout a trans-national companies' global network to maximize profit and minimize waste. Essentially, global supply chain-management is the same as supply-chain management, but it focuses on companies and organizations that are trans-national.

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International regulations

Governments Taxation Liberalization Infrastructure Land use planning

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Areas of concentration

Customer value Profit margins Prevalent Business-to-business International marketing

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Management theories

Mollenkopf Michigan State University Customer success Standardization Strategic alignment

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Overview

Commerce Distribution Goods and services Trans-national Profit

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Overview

Commerce
Distribution Distribution (marketing)
Goods and services
Trans-national Transnationalism
Profit Profit (economics)
Waste
Global supply chain
Supply-chain management
Logistics management
Customer orientation
Supply-chain Supply chain
Supply management Supply management (procurement)
Operations management
Marketing
Logistics
Non-governmental organizations Non-governmental organization
The United Nations United Nations
Policies Policy
Social issues Social issue
Supply-side Supply-side economics
Demand side Demand
Raw materials Raw material

Areas of concentration

Customer value
Profit margins Profit margin
Prevalent Prevalence
Business-to-business
International marketing
Trade regulations Trade regulation
Cross-currency Cross currency swap
Cost reduction
Global market
Oracle Oracle Cloud Supply Chain Management (SCM)
Epicor
Infor
NetSuite
IBM
Outsourcing

Management theories

Mollenkopf Diane Mollenkopf
Michigan State University
Customer success
Standardization
Strategic alignment
Information management
Internal communication Internal communications
Collaborative forecasting and planning Collaborative Forecasting and Replenishment
Functional assessment
Supply chain collaboration
Synergistic

International regulations

Governments Government
Taxation Tax
Liberalization
Infrastructure
Land use planning Land-use planning
Exhortation
Fuel duty
Subsidize
Driver training
Speed limits Speed limit
Fuel economy standards Fuel economy standard
Emissions Emission standard
UN Global Compact United Nations Global Compact
Human rights
Anti-corruption
Human rights laws Human Rights Law
Collective bargaining
Forced labour
Child labour
Discrimination
Corruption
Supply chain sustainability

Risks of operation

Demand is higher than supply Demand and supply

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Global supply chain management

Nodes77

Edges76

Triples13

Avg. degree1.97

Density0.025974

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Global supply chain management

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related to Supply management · 11

Global supply chain management → As, Epicor, IBM, In, Infor, NetSuite, Notable, Oracle, Outsourcing, Some, Supply

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supply global management chain customer ability refers companies risks risk logistics business regulations supply-chain governments implement organizations policies chains profit

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
this before arises.The final challenge is creating	instance of	therefore the challenge of attempting to deliver values in a country/region that has never been exposed to a marketplace	0.80	text
staying committed to the solutions designed to address these issues	instance of	therefore the challenge of attempting to deliver values in a country/region that has never been exposed to a marketplace	0.80	text
Global supply chain management	related to Supply management	Supply	0.60	section
Global supply chain management	related to Supply management	Some	0.60	section
Global supply chain management	related to Supply management	Notable	0.60	section
Global supply chain management	related to Supply management	Oracle	0.60	section
Global supply chain management	related to Supply management	Epicor	0.60	section
Global supply chain management	related to Supply management	Infor	0.60	section
Global supply chain management	related to Supply management	NetSuite	0.60	section
Global supply chain management	related to Supply management	IBM	0.60	section
Global supply chain management	related to Supply management	As	0.60	section
Global supply chain management	related to Supply management	Outsourcing	0.60	section

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