Supply Chain Review

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Across
  1. 4. The movement of data and messages, such as orders, inventory updates, and delivery schedules, among supply chain partners.
  2. 6. A business that transforms raw materials or components into finished goods.
  3. 8. A business that sells products directly to the final customer.
  4. 9. A business that purchases products in bulk and moves them to retailers or other businesses.
Down
  1. 1. The movement and management of potential dangers or uncertainties that could disrupt the supply chain.
  2. 2. The movement of money, payments, and credit between businesses in a supply chain.
  3. 3. The person or business that purchases and uses the final product.
  4. 5. The business or individual that provides raw materials, parts, or resources needed to make a product.
  5. 7. The movement of goods from one stage of the supply chain to another, from production toward the customer.