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The activities associated with gathering and documenting the current nodes, flow of materials and high-level process capabilities - the 'supply chain network'. This typically commercial partners - such as suppliers, contractors and customers - as well as internal facilities - like plants, factories, warehouses, terminals, stores, etc, involved in the planning, sourcing, making, delivering and returning of products and services.
Typical tools to define and document a network are:
Users also report creating high-level Value Stream Maps for this purpose. Customer Order Decoupling Point Distribution Center Warehouse
| ID | Name | Clear | x |
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| CODP | Customer Order Decoupling Point | CODP | |
| DC | Distribution Center | DC | |
| SCN | Supply Chain Network | SCN | |
| WHSE | Warehouse | WHSE |
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