PRESENTED BY : N.
LOKESH
ROLL NO-200626061
UNDER GUIDANCE OF:
SARAT KUMAR JENA
INTRODUCTION
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
ITS IMPORTANCE
ITS ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS
DEFINITION OF E-COMMERCE
ITS IMPORTANCE
ITS ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATION
ROLE OF SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT IN E-
COMMERCE
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
IT IS A TOTAL SYSTEM APPROACH TO MANAGING
THE ENTIRE FLOW OF INFORMATION,
MATERIALS AND SERVICES FROM RAW MATERIAL
SUPPLIERS THROUGH FACTORIESAND
WAREHOUSES TO THE END CUSTOMERS.
PRIME OBJECTIVES
PROMPT AND RELIABLE DELIVERY OF HIGH
QUALITY PRODUCTS AND SERVICES AT THE
COST.
TO EFFECTIVELY MEET RISING CUSTOMER
EXPECTATIONS.
GIVE COMPANY A COMPETITIVE EDGE.
EXPAND BUSSINESS OPERATIONS.
BENEFITS OF SUPPLY CHAIN
MANAGEMENT
REDUCED TOTAL COSTS.
INVENTORY REDUCTION.
REDUCE CYCLE TIME.
TIMELY PRODUCT SUPPLY.
SIMPLIFIED AND FASTER PAYMENT PROCESS.
BETTER WAREHOUSING AND TRANSPORTATION.
BETTER PLANT MAINTENANCE.
ENHANCE SPEED AND ACCURACY.
OBSTACLES IN SUPPLY CHAIN
MANAGEMENT
INEFFICIENT TRANSPORTATION AND
DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS.
MARKET INSTABILITY.
GREATER DISTANCE.
TAX POLICIES.
STRATEGIES CHALLENGES.
TECHNOLOGICAL CAPABILITIES.
E-COMMERCE
E-COMMERCE, COMMONLY KNOWN AS
(ELECTRONIC MARKETING) CONSISTING OF THE
BUYING AND SELLING OF PRODUCTS AND
SERVICES OVER ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS SUCH AS
THE INTERNET AND OTHER COMPUTER
NETWORKS
THE AMOUNT OF TRADE CONDUCTED
ELECTRONICALLY HAS GROWN
EXTRAORDINARILY WITH WIDESPREAD
INTERNET USAGE.
NEED FOR E-COMMERCE
FROM THE 1900s ONWARDS , ELECTRONIC
COMMERCE WOULD ADDITIONALY INCLUDE
ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING SYSTEMS
(ERP) , DATA MINING AND DATA WAREHOUSING
TYPES OF E-COMMERCE
B2B( BUSINES-TO-BUISINESS)
B2C(BUSINESS-TO-CONSUMER)
C2B(CONSUMER-TO-BUSINESS)
C2C(CONSUMER-TO-CONSUMER)
ADVANTAGES OF E-COMMERCE
BEING ABLE TO CONDUCT BUSINESS 24 x 7 x 365.
ACCESS THE GLOBAL MARKET PLACE.
SPEED.
MARKET SPACE.
COMPUTER PLATFORM-INDEPENDENT.
ALLOWING CUSTOMER SELF SERVICE AND
“CUSTOMER OUTSOURCING”.
CONSTRIANTS OF E-COMMERCE
TIME FOR DELIVERY OF PHYSICAL PRODUCTS.
SUPPLY AND DELIVERY UNCERTAINITY.
PERISHABLE GOODS.
PRIVACY, SECURITY, PAYMENT, CONTRACT.
RETURNING GOODS.
PERSONAL SERVICES.
ROLE OF E-COMMERCE IN SCM
COST EFFICIENCY :
E-COMMERCE ALLOWS TRANSPORTATION
COMPANIES OF ALL SIZES TO EXCANGE CARGO
DOCUMENTS ELECTRONICALLY OVER THE
INTERNET.
BY USING E-COMMERCE, COMPANIES CAN
REDUCE COSTS, IMPROVE DATA ACCURACY,
ACCELERATE BUSSINESS CYCLES AND ENHANCE
CUSTOMER SERVICES.
ROLE OF E-COMMERCE IN SCM
CHANGES IN THE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM:
E-COMMERCE WILL GIVE BUSINESSES
MORE FLEXIBILITY IN MANAGING THE
INCREASINGLY COMPLEX MOVEMENT OF
PRODUCTS AND INFORMATION BETWEEN
BUSINESSES, THEIR SUPPLIERS AND CUSTOMERS.
ROLE OF E-COMMERCE IN SCM
CUSTOMER ORIENTATION:
E-COMMERCE WILL HELP COMPANIES
DELIVER BETTER SERVICES TO THE CUSTOMERS,
AND LOWER THEIR OPERATING COSTS.
E-COMMERCE MAKES IT EASIER FOR
CUSTOMER TO DO BUSINESS WITH THE
COMPANIES.
ROLE OF E-COMMERCE IN SCM
ONLINE SHIPPING ENQUIRY:
THIS GIVES INSTANT SHIPPING
INFORMATION ACCESS TO ANYONE IN THE
COMPANY, FROM ANY LOCATION.
A CUSTOMER’S TRANSPORTATION
COSTS AND PERFORMANCE CAN BE ANALYZED,
THUS HELPING THE CUSTOMER NEGOTIATE
RATES AND IMPROVED SERVICES.
CONCLUSION
ELECTRONIC COMMERCE AND THE INTERNET
ARE FUNDAMENTALLY CHANGING THE NATURE
OF SUPPLY CHAINS, AND REDIFINING HOW
CONSUMERS LEARN ABOUT, SELECT, PURCHASE,
AND USE PRODUCTS AND SERVICES.
THEY ALSO PROVIDE CUSTOMIZED PRODUCTS
AND SEVICES.
REFERENCES
WWW.WIKIPEDIA.ORG
WWW. GOOGLE.COM
WWW. WEBOPEDIA. COM
