3. Control features
3.1 Steering definition
The above descriptions show that, no matter how good and rigorous the managers are, it's unlikely that the results will always live up to expectations.
As each method incorporates its own error-correction and detailed validation techniques, it's the overall process that needs to be steered to ensure that the overall result is in line with the objectives set.
In this environment, the definition of piloting is based on two axes:
improve the way in which the global supply chain operates so that it performs optimally (with regard to stated objectives) in a given environment;
develop the operating mode of the global supply chain so that...
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• CSCMP
The CSCMP (Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals) website http://www.cscmp.org
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The website of the professional association for operations and supply chain management
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