What areas of SCM (aside from supplier management) do you use scorecards for?

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Director, Merchandise Planning & Inventory in Consumer Goodsa year ago

We use scorecards for inventory, speed logistics and transportation, and warehouse operations as a whole. Other important ones are inventory turns, stockouts, fill rates, on-time delivery, carrier performance, and transportation costs. Warehouse capacity is an area we are heavily focused on since we’re going through a transformation where we’re adding on new buildings and retrofitting existing buildings, so capacity becomes paramount because as you start to tear stuff down to build up new, you have to know what your current state capacity.

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Program Manager II in Healthcare and Biotech10 months ago

Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): Scorecards helps to evaluate supplier practices related to environmental sustainability, ethical sourcing, labor practices, and overall CSR initiatives. But in the end this score gets reflected in annual Supplier management review.

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