SUPPLY CHAIN

3. time - The time from placing an order to receiving the product in the supply chain.
5. - Supply Chain Operations Reference, a supply chain performance evaluation tool that helps businesses assess their supply chain performance by measuring various indicators in the supply chain.
7. - The list of all items stored in the supply chain.
9. - Providing high-quality products or services in the supply chain to meet customer demand.
11. - Electronic Data Interchange, a widely used electronic data exchange standard in the supply chain.
13. - The ability to quickly and flexibly adapt to changes in the supply chain.

1. - The process of predicting future demand and making corresponding arrangements in the supply chain.
2. - The process of managing the logistics process in the supply chain to ensure that products and services can reach customers on time and as requested.
4. - The process of purchasing goods or services in the supply chain, including identifying needs, finding suppliers, signing contracts, etc.
5. - The list of all items stored in the supply chain.
6. - Quick Response code, a two-dimensional barcode that is widely used in supply chain management to quickly and accurately capture and track data related to products, shipments, and inventory.
8. - The process of placing orders in the supply chain, including determining the order quantity, confirming the delivery date, negotiating the price, etc.
10. - Just In Time, a management method used in the supply chain where production only takes place when needed to reduce inventory and costs.
12. - Global Inventory Tracking, a system used in supply chain management to track inventory levels, movement, and locations in real-time across the global supply chain network.
13. - A classification system used in the supply chain to classify items into different categories according to their importance for optimizing inventory management.