1. Supply Chain Management SCM and ERP are two systems that are popular today as solutions for Enterprise. SCM is able to provide certainty of a cycle chain from upstream to downstream in accordance with the standards required to produce quality products or excellent service.

(?) Explain the definition of Supply Chain Management?

(?) State the reasons why companies should implement SCM in addition to ERP?

2. A supply chain is a chain or network of companies that work together to produce & deliver a product or service to an end customer.

This chain or network stretches from upstream (suppliers & companies) to downstream (end customers).

(?) There are 3 types of flow (flow) that flows from upstream to downstream or from downstream to upstream. Name & explain the three types of flow.

3. SCM integrates service systems, material management, and information into a chain system in the organization to support the smooth operation of the distribution of goods and services from suppliers to customer service.

There are 4 drivers of SCM, namely Facilities, Inventory, Transportation and Information.

(?) Describe in detail the four drivers of the SCM.

4.ERP's focus is on providing an integrated transaction process that improves organizational performance by increasing information consistency and transaction efficiency.

SCM, on the other hand, aims to provide a higher level of business planning and decision support functions in terms of coordination and implementation of effective inter-organizational business processes.

(?) Explain the comparison table between ERP and SCM according to Motiwalla and Thompson (2012), based on completeness, complexity, source table, handling constraints, functionality & process speed.