The Open University in the UK has $$The Supply Chain Game$$ on their website, which is a free supply chain simulation where you will have the opportunity to play as a factory, a wholesaler $,$ a distributor, and as a retailer. The GOAL of the game for each role is to keep your supply chain costs as low as possible and your customers happy. You are required to

The Open University in the UK has $$The Supply Chain Game$$ on their website, which is a free supply chain simulation where you will have the opportunity to play as a factory, a wholesaler $,$ a distributor, and as a retailer. The GOAL of the game for each role is to keep your supply chain costs as low as possible and your customers happy. You are required to play $15$ rounds in each of the roles, and submit a reflection of your experience in each role in your Journal. If you want to play more rounds, it will be a benefit for you, but not required for the assignment. This is an assignment so you will earn $1\mathrm{.}5$ points for each of your roles.

Can you manage a supply chain? Test your skills of running a supply chain. Can you complete the ordering process, without ending up with too much stock? Your profits and reputation are at stake! The supply chain game is The Open University$$s version of a classic simulation, known as the beer game. The beer game lets you experience problems of supply chains. In our supply chain game, we$$ve taken the original beer game and developed it further to include some additional challenges that are common in supply chains. You'll manage the process for one of the UK's most popular items $-$ cans of baked beans! The goal is simple $-$ keep your supply chain costs as low as possible and your customers happy