The elements of a supply chain can be complex and ever changing, depending on your business. Although some things can vary, the top tiers include important roles such as integration, operations, purchasing, and distribution. The idea of communication and planning amongst everyone in the collaborative process is essential as it’s the core of what gets an idea off the ground and into motion.

Followed by operations, otherwise known as the backbone of the work. Manufacturers and their managers run a tight ship to ensure the product is delivered down the supply chain to the purchaser in a timely manner. Purchasing is another important point of the supply chain, whether it’s purchasing products for development or ensuring manufacturers have the right fabrics on hand for production, the purchasing process is a must.

Lastly, the end of the supply chain, distribution; the product has landed on the shelf, or is available for direct shipping. Wow! With so much to explain and understand, it would be helpful to display the ins and outs via an informative and aesthetically pleasing slideshow for your professional team or classroom, don’t you think?

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