Extendıng scor model with dcor and ccor models in supply chain management and an applicatıon in furniture industry

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Analytical and numerical models developed to date in addressing the Supply chain as a whole were insufficient. In 1996, the Council of Supply Chain developed cross-industry standard for Supply Chain management Supply Chain Operation Reference (SCOR) model. In this study how extended the scope of SCOR model using Costumer Chain Operation Reference Model (CCOR) and the Design Chain Operation Reference Model (DCOR) developed in 2005 is described. Then with SCORCard the Supply Chain performance of a company operating in the furniture industry identified and with the study of the best practices proposals for processes affect the desired criteria improved. TOPSIS method is used in the prioritization of the projects developed. As a result of the implementation of the priority projects of those which suggested, improvements to the SCOR metrics calculated and performed to determine to what extent the objectives of the firm.

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Supply Chain Management , SCOR , DCOR , CCOR Models

Erciyes University Journal Of The Institute Of Science an‎d Technology

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Erciyes University Journal Of The Institute Of Science an‎d Technology