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    Market Development. Walmart uses market development as its secondary intensive strategy for growth. This intensive growth strategy involves entering new markets to sell to consumers other than those that the company currently has. 5. Walmart Supply Chain Management Walmart’s value proposition is based on offering Everyday Low Price (EDLP). This is the core of Walmart’s Business Model and the rest of the key features of Walmart’s Business Model are aligned to keep the everyday low price. 5.1 Procurement

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    2. VENDOR MANAGED INVENTORIES Vendor-managed inventory (VMI) is an inventory management system in which the supplier undertakes the responsibility of maintaining inventory for the retailer and makes sure that there won’t be any stock out situation. VMI is a coordination mechanism which has been gaining a lot of attention. The replenishment orders for the goods are no longer rendered by retailers, it is the supplier who manages the replenishment orders, time and quantity. It originated with the realization

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    environmentally coal, as well as solid fuel at the most cost effective. Coal is produced from three mining pits (Tutupan, Paringin and Wara) located in South Kalimantan. And it distributed to customers by road and river routes (fig.1). This requires a good coal chain system [1]. One of it is “rom to port” operations using a double vessel trailer (fig.2).

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    Abstract Information technology utilized to improve the manufacturing and service delivery processes for companies can deliver individually different products to different individual customers cost efficiently is called mass customization. When product components are put together in a modularized way, the mass customization can reduce the company’s all in costs. The mass customizing companies are driven by observing individual customer request and by comparing them to what other customers have requested

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    Operation Management is the study of how people organize themselves for productive enterprise .In order to be effective and efficient, an operation manager must possess a series of attitudes and skills to push his/her company forward to reach goals and objectives. Operation management consists of the four functions, that is, planning, organizing ,controlling and leading. These functions help in the analysis of the activities done by the organization. Operation is also about creating goods and services

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    Supply Chain Management of FMCG industry Group A2 Akshaya M Rajee-MBA10003 Eldho M Abraham –MBA10025 Lijo Jose-MBA10047 Ramya S-MBA10069 Sreeram C-MBA10093 3/9/2011 INTRODUCTION A Supply Chain is a network of facilities and distribution options that performs the function of procurement of materials transformation of these materials into intermediate and finished products and the distribution of these finished products to customers. It is the process used by the companies to ensure that

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    Direct Sales and Build-to-Order Model: Dell’s computers, workstations, and servers are built-to-order and none are produced for inventory purposes which clearly cuts Dell’s cost on inventory. Dell customers could order through their website or even via phone, custom-made servers and workstations based on the needs of their applications. For desktop and laptop, customers are able to order whatever configuration of microprocessor speed, random access memory (RAM), hard-disk capacity, CD-ROM drive

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    services to customers, the old system cannot suit their needs. The managers of NIBCO decided to use SAP R/3 implementation project, which helps them to deal with issues. From 1998 to 2001, SAP R/3 implementation has run smoothly in NIBCO. As a supply chain business processes, the

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    Supply Chain Management Case study of Seven-Eleven Japan Company A. Background Seven-Eleven, a famous convenience store, was established in 1973 and had its first store in Tokyo in May 1974. It was found by Masatoshi Ito while he thought that superstores were the wave of the future after a trip to the United States. The company was first listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in October 1979. During 1985-2009, the numbers of store and its annual sales experienced tremendous growth that the number

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    issues and solutions that related to market expansion. Expansion in Viet Nam is a changeling for every Star Industry 's departments, particularly Operation team. The first part of the report will introduce some market researches’ views contained supply and demand issues available. Costs and benefits of researches also are provided. Potential issues and these solutions will

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