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The Eco-Enterprise | Supply Chain Dynamics
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August 10, 2012. Demand-supply network participants faced with multi-brand, multichannel, multi-distribution strategies can quickly discover they do not have the required agility, adaptability and alignment with their upstream and downstream partners to cope with the fast moving change in market conditions. Systems Of Engagement coordinate and support real world inter-enterprise functions, processes and transactions and communicate in natural business language. This shared common data approach automatica...
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Supply Chain Dynamics | Best Results IRP | Page 2
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Newer posts →. Supply Chain Utilities – The Next Wave. August 16, 2011. Sharing data between and among end-to-end supply chain enterprises is different to sharing dynamic business process; and here is why. Dynamic business processes are how business gets done, by whom, where, when and how; individuals, teams, departments, divisions, enterprises and demand-supply networks. They are constantly shifting, growing, contracting and evolving to real time market demand; that is the nature of business. Currently ...
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Systems of Engagement | Supply Chain Dynamics
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Service Oriented Architecture VS. Dynamic Networked Architecture. The Eco-Enterprise →. August 10, 2012. Dynamic Network Architecture (DNA) The next big thing. Posted on 2012 0810 Leave a comment. More of our business models are outsourced to global networks, more of our end-to-end business processes require collaborative management and execution, across multifunctional businesses and multi-tiered networks. Meanwhile IT is stuck within the barricaded four walls of the enterprise. President Reagan told Mr...
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Service Oriented Architecture VS. Dynamic Networked Architecture | Supply Chain Dynamics
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Dynamic VS. Standardized Network Processes. Systems of Engagement →. Service Oriented Architecture VS. Dynamic Networked Architecture. August 25, 2011. Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) does not work and cannot scale. SOA builds rather than simplifies complexity. DNA’s can be designed for specific industries, incrementally built out as supply chains, and purchased by individual enterprises, just like any other utility (electricity, phone etc). Supply Chain Utilities can provide all the cross functional...