Measuring supply chain performance
International Journal of Operations & Production ManagementPublished 1 March 1999
Benita M. Beamon
Citations2,323
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SNIP2.22
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An overview and evaluation of the performance measures used in supply chain models are presented and a framework for the selection of performance measurement systems for manufacturing supply chains is presented.
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The process of choosing appropriate supply chain performance measures is difficult due to the complexity of these systems. The paper presents an overview and evaluation of the performance measures used in supply chain models and also presents a framework for the selection of performance measurement systems for manufacturing supply chains. Three types of performance measures are identified as necessary components in any supply chain performance measurement system, and new flexibility measures for supply chains are developed.
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