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Supply Chain Council (SCC)

What is Supply Chain Council?

 The Supply-Chain Council (SCC) is a global non-profit consortium whose methodology, diagnostic, and benchmarking tools have helped almost a thousand firms improve supply chain procedures dramatically and quickly. SCC has produced the most commonly acknowledged framework for assessing and comparing supply chain operations and performance in the supply chain sector.

What Supply Chain Council does?

The SCC's main goal is to define the fundamental processes that make up a supply chain system. They do, however, have a general method called a plan that they use at the same time. Each supply chain operation, such as source, make, deliver, or return, need the addition of a planning process by the modeler. In reality, they necessitate a hierarchy of plan procedures, effectively generating a picture of the supply chain process management effort necessary.

The primary goal of the Supply Chain Council is to define the essential procedures that make up a supply chain system. They do, however, have a general procedure called Plan that they use at the same time. Each supply chain process, such as Source, Make, Deliver, or Return, needs the addition of a Plan process by the modeler. In reality, they demand a hierarchy of Plan procedures, which effectively creates a picture of the supply chain process management effort necessary.