SCOR Model: Management Processes The SCOR model is based on three major principles: process modeling/re-engineering, measuring performance, and best practices.

The SCOR model contains seven basic sections consisting of the five primary management processes _ Plan, Source, Make, Deliver, and Return _ together with an Introduction and a Glossary.

In effect, the SCOR model combines business process reengineering with benchmarking, best practices and process measurement, resulting in something resembling a framework for executing a supply chain ...

New SCOR 12.0 Model Launched at APICS 2017, Advancing the Global Standard for Supply Chain Excellence Updated metrics, best practices, and terminology keep SCOR at the forefront of supply chain ...

APICS, a professional association for supply chain management, has announced plans for a new version of The Supply Chain Operations Reference (SCOR) model. SCOR is a leading supply chain framework, ...

This major update, formally launched this week at SCC ’ s Supply-Chain World Conference & Expo, includes expanded risk management capabilities, as well as new features to guide companies ...

One of the most promising models for strategic decision-making in supply chain management is known as the SCOR model. 70 leading members of the manufacturing, distribution, and solutions supplier ...