Apply Chain Management vs Traditional Mananagement Systens

Investsopedia defines CRM as follows. "Depali (2012) further explains CRM as an important mechanism to understand the customer's needs of the enterprise and to build a sustainable relationship.

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Introduction of joint supply chain management application of Assetlink, Xiamen Innovation, Corelink, VeChain

Traditional SCM solutions are created for each existing supply chain activity, including production planning, product lifecycle management, supply chain planning, procurement, logistics, transport management, order management, manufacturing and maintenance management. No part of the supply chain ecosystem is affected. Traditional supply chain solutions have solved the initial challenges of globalization and the rapidly growing world economy, but it has finally reached the limit. Without the possibility of large-scale manual work or errors, products and information can not easily pass from one part of the supply chain to the next part. Inventory visibility and transport management throughout the supply chain are limited by unconsolidated systems. Organizations need to better understand the real-time view of the entire supply chain.

Green Supply Chain Management is an innovative version of the traditional supply chain. This includes a relationship with the environment. "The quality revolution in the late 1980s and the supply chain revolution in the early 1990s" evoked some commercial conscience and made them environmentally friendly (Srivastava, 2007, p. 53). Green Supply Chain Management is not simply a simple method because it aims at practitioners and scholars of waste reduction programs to maintain product quality and natural resource quality. To achieve a good business, environmental efficiency and renewable processes should be adopted by most companies (Ashley, 1993; Srivastava, 2007). Companies are under pressure from government and global market demand to make them more sustainable (Guide & Srivastava, 1998; Gungor & Gupta, 1999).