Supply Chain Strategy
Supply Chain Strategy is the capability to plan and manage all resources required to meet customer demand. It encompasses determining the most cost-effective processes, from sourcing materials to product delivery. This function enhances efficiency, reduces costs, and optimizes value in the supply chain.
Level 1: Emerging
At a foundational level you are aware of how supply chain strategy shapes the flow of goods and services to meet customer needs. You follow set processes for sourcing, planning, and delivery, understanding how your tasks support the bigger picture. Your work helps maintain smooth day-to-day operations and supports team goals.
Level 2: Proficient
At a developing level you are able to support supply chain planning activities by following set processes and guidelines. You contribute by gathering data and assisting with tasks such as stock monitoring or supplier communications. Your efforts help ensure daily operations run smoothly and set the foundation for deeper involvement in supply chain strategy.
Level 3: Advanced
At a proficient level you are able to design and implement supply chain strategies that balance cost, efficiency, and customer needs. You assess current processes, identify areas for improvement, and coordinate resources across functions to create practical, value-driven plans. Your actions result in smoother operations and improved performance for the organization.
