INGLES VI
Supply
Chain
INTEGRANTES
JUAREZ SORIANO ODETH
INIETO ROJAS IRVING
MANUEL
What is ..
Supply Chain?
The supply chain is the set of
activities, processes, and
resources that enable a product or
service to move from the supplier
of raw materials to the final
customer.
It includes transportation,
storage, production, distribution,
and information management.
FOR EXAMPLE
From cocoa grown in
Africa, transported to a
chocolate factory,
processed, packaged,
distributed to stores, and
finally purchased by the
consumer.
Main components
Suppliers
Provide raw
materials or inputs
Transportation
Move products
between suppliers,
factories, distribution
centres, and points of
sale.
Manufacturing
Transform raw
materials into
finished products
Distribution
Bring the product
closer to the
customer through
wholesalers, retailers,
or direct sales.
Storage
Keep products in
warehouses until
distribution.
Customers
The final destination
of the entire
process.
Key processes in the
supply chain
Planning: Demand forecasting and
inventory planning.
Sourcing: Selecting and negotiating with
suppliers.
Production: Efficient manufacturing with
quality assurance.
Logistics: Transportation, warehousing, and
inventory control.
Demand management: Responding to
changing customer needs.
Customer service: Ensuring post-sales
satisfaction.
IMPORTANCE
Reduces operating
costs.
Improves delivery
speed.
Increases customer
satisfaction.
Strengthens a
company’s
competitiveness.
Minimises risks in
procurement.
Types of supply
chain
Traditional
Digital
Focused on the
physical flow of
products.
Uses technology to
coordinate and
optimise processes
(IoT, big data, AI).
Just in Time
Production based on
demand, with
minimal inventory.
Green or
sustainable
Minimises
environmental
impact.
Current
challenges
Shortage of materials
(e.g. electronic chips).
Delays due to
international logistics
issues.
Increase in
transportation costs.
Need for more
sustainable supply
chains.
Liceria & Co.
Conclusion
The supply chain is the backbone of any business,
connecting suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, and
customers in a coordinated flow of goods, information, and
services. Its efficiency directly impacts costs, delivery times,
and customer satisfaction. In today’s globalised and
competitive environment, companies that invest in wellstructured, technology driven, and sustainable supply
chains are better equipped to adapt to disruptions, meet
market demands, and maintain a competitive advantage.
Ultimately, a strong supply chain is not just a logistical
function it is a strategic asset that drives business success.
Thank you!!!
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