Difference between revisions of "A203"

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The activities associated with the gathering and interpretation of high level processes, work and information flows. The purpose of Network Process Flow Definition is to get a comprehensive understanding of the high level work and information flows in your supply chain and the connections and process interdependencies in your supply chain. Information collected includes: Nodes, processes, connections and interdependencies.

The scope of the Value Stream Maps at this point should capture the total supply chain, not just a single entity or node. Material flow maps connect nodes of a supply chain, Thread diagrams connects processes. Thread diagrams can help clarify where the process is changes from customer order driven to plan driven (see Customer Order Decoupling Point). t:VSM

Hierarchy

ID	Name	Level	x
A2	Align Network	2	A2
A203	Define Network Process Flow	3	A203

Term(s)

ID	Name	Clear	x
CODP	Customer Order Decoupling Point		CODP

Workflow

From

Input(s)

Process

Output(s)

To

wf_process	wf_arrow
A202	Geographic Map

A203

Define Network Process Flow Align Network 4120300 3 Align, Network, Decoupling, Supply Chain Strategy, Value Stream Map, VSM, Flow, Product Flows, Supply Chain

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