DMA-Supply Chain Management
Keywords:
Supply Chaın ManagementAbstract
The term "DMA-Supply Chain Management" refers to a comprehensive approach to managing the intricate processes and interactions within supply chains, utilizing the principles of Demand-Driven Material Requirements Planning (DDMRP), a methodology that focuses on synchronizing supply with actual demand while minimizing the negative effects of variability. DMA-Supply Chain Management aims to enhance the efficiency, agility, and responsiveness of supply chains by applying dynamic and adaptive strategies that address the challenges posed by unpredictable demand patterns and supply disruptions. This abstract offers a concise overview of the concept and its core principles, highlighting its potential to revolutionize traditional supply chain practices and enable organizations to achieve greater supply chain resilience and customer satisfaction.
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