tailieunhanh - Supply Chain Management New Perspectives Part 17

Tham khảo tài liệu 'supply chain management new perspectives part 17', kỹ thuật - công nghệ, cơ khí - chế tạo máy phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Supply Chain System Engineering Framework Transforming Value Chain in Business Domain into Manageable Virtual Enterprise and Participatory Production 627 Enterprise Virtual Enterprise BI C AVG LAG BIC AV G LA G Enterprise Level Supply Chain Solution Intra Quality System MES Value Added 3PL VHRO ESE PLM 75 22 0 100 50 33 Operation-Over-The-Net OOTN is Operation Management Methodology for Supply Chain Network needs intensive care on Engineering and Quality collaboration ISCM 45 43 0 71 65 25 ERP 64 38 25 100 74 75 Inter Large Suppliers Customers SME suppliers partners Internal Process 17 13 8 28 16 8 Don t 0 know 0 BIC Best-in-Class AVG Industrial average LAG Laggard MES Manufacturing Execution System PLM Product Life Cycle Management ISCM Internal Supply Chain Management ERP Enterprise Resource Planning Inter Inter-operability Intra intra-operability. ELM Enterprise Lifecycle Management VHRO Virtual Human Resource Organization ESE Extended Enterprise System Engineering SME Small and Medium Size Enterprise Table 1. System to System Integration Enterprise vs. Virtual Enterprise Further evolution Massive convergence Connectivity is the nature of the Internet and it is a new element to human beings evolution. The literature research and survey have confirmed the evolution both in academia and enterprise are showing disappointed result after 15 years of post-internet evolution in SCM integration. From the result this chapter is suggested the current IT-centric approach is not working when it is crossing private space boundaries. From the 2 paths in the transformation matrix in private domain it has to be user-centric and any connectivity between space owners is unique. Therefore there are three new constraints have to be considered Hybrid-connected as norm for heterogeneous supply network no one-system-for-all system like Service Oriented Architecture that again basic principle of competitiveness Porter 1998 . User-centric language when implement workflow automation