Enabling Successful Supply Chain Management : Coordination, Collaboration, and Integration for Competitive Advantage

Year of publication:	2006-08-01
Authors:	Hammer, Andreas
Published in:	Universität Mannheim - MUP
Publisher:	Mannheim University Press
Subject:	Supply Chain Management

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Acknowledgements
Table of Contents
List of Tables
List of Figures
Abbreviations
A. A Shift to Supply Chain Competition Moving Beyond Management Science
B. Improving Supply Chain Performance through E-Business Enabled Supply Chain Management
I. Supply Chain Management as a Strategic Option for Companies
1. Emergence of the Concept and Definitions
2. Supply Chain Management as a Perspective for Inter-Company Management
3. Concepts of Supply Chain Management
II. Cooperation as Success Factor for Supply Chain Management
1. The Bullwhip Effect as a Result of Uncoordinated Decision Making
2. Supply Chain Management Cooperation: Coordination, Collaboration, and Integration at the Core
3. Importance of Information for Coordination, Collaboration and Integration in Supply Chains
III. Holistic View of Supply Chain Management
1. Role of Strategic Fit in Supply Chains
2. Processes and Structures in Supply Chains
3. E-Business Enabled Supply Chain Management
IV. Challenges for Supply Chain Management
1. Involvement in Multiple Supply Chains
2. Power Regimes in Supply Chains
3. A Note on Vertical Integration and Uncertainties
C. Supply Chain Management and E-Business in Manufacturing Companies a Descriptive Analysis of Practices
I. Overview of the High Performance Manufacturing (HPM) Project
II. Role of Manufacturing Companies in Supply Chains
1. Positions of HPM Plants in Their Supply Chains
2. Value Creation of Manufacturing Companies
3. Supply Chain Management Practices and Performance Empirical Evidence
III. E-Business Applications and Practices of Manufacturing Companies
1. E-Business Usage in Manufacturing Companies
2. Electronic Integration of Business Partners in Manufacturing Supply Chains
3. Evidence for the Impact of Software Support and ERP Integration on Manufacturing Supply Chains
IV. Evidence for Superior Performance of SCM Integration Champions
D. Analysis of the Supply Chain Management Framework
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