In an international business context, supply chain management faces both practical and ethical issues in its management of global relationships. Practical issues relate to logistics challenges like quality, costs, transport, and infrastructure across countries. Ethical issues involve the treatment of suppliers, environmental and labor concerns, and navigating different cultural and political environments. While both types of issues are important for effective supply chain coordination on a global scale, the document aims to determine whether practical or ethical challenges are more significant.
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1. In an International Business context,
are the most challenging issues in
Supply Chain Management
practical or ethical?
William Labaisse
Jacky Harper
Stefan Kis
Kristina Hristova
Dhruv Jain
2. Supply Chain Management
What is it?
The management of upstream and downstream relationships and
customers to deliver superior value at less cost to the supply chain as a
whole. Christopher 2005
Where does it stand in International Business?
In a globalisation context, SCM has to deal increasingly with suppliers,
manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers based in multiple countries. The
difficulty of it lies in the coordination of all these activities on a global
scale.
Faces 2 types of issues: Ethical and Practical
3. Ethical Issues
Suppliers
Environment
Labour
Working conditions
Culture
Political.
9. Bibliography
Definition: Logistics And Supply Chain Management: Creating Value-Adding Networks - By Martin Christopher Harlow,
England : Prentice Hall/Financial Times, 2005