explain the challenges and barriers to implementing the SCOR Model in developing countries. You will create a plan for adapting the model to these environments that can be applied to local scenarios and conditions. SCOR model encompasses all the activities of suppliers, customers, material flows, and all market interactions.

The SCOR model consists of five basic processes, Plan (P), Source (S), Make (M), Deliver (D), and Return (R). The SCOR modeling approach starts with the assumption that any supply chain process can be represented as a combination of the processes P, S, M, D, and R. You will need to create an operations plan that considers the organization from an economic, environmental and social perspective and measures performance based on net impact on profit, people, and the planet. You will explain how you will create the most efficient supply chain in these types of markets and how your plan can be applied to any market that your organization could wish to penetrate or source materials for your supply chain network. lastly, you will explain how you will develop a process, develop tailored performance metrics, and identify appropriate applications of best practices to the model.