OfBiz SCM

[Phil Corcoran]

Does ofbiz SCM implement the SCOR business process model for SCM?
 
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Phil Corcoran
Project Leader
Banta Global Turnkey (Group),
Holyhill Industrial Estate,
Holyhill,
Cork,
Ireland.
Phone: + 353 21 4907 327
Mob: + 353 87 2786208
http://www.bgt.com <http://www.bgt.com/>  
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[BJ Freeman]

The manufacturing application has ERP, this is closely related to Supply
chain Management(SCM).
however the SCM is not implemented.
neither is supply chain operations reference (SCOR) model

Phil Corcoran sent the following on 10/27/2006 4:43 AM:

> Does ofbiz SCM implement the SCOR business process model for SCM?
>  
> ______________________________________________________
> Phil Corcoran
> Project Leader
> Banta Global Turnkey (Group),
> Holyhill Industrial Estate,
> Holyhill,
> Cork,
> Ireland.
> Phone: + 353 21 4907 327
> Mob: + 353 87 2786208
> http://www.bgt.com <http://www.bgt.com/>  
> _____________________________________________
>  This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and
> intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are
> addressed.
>  
>

[David E Jones-2]

It's not really correct to say that SCM is not implemented in OFBiz.  
The basics for it are all there including production planning,  
fulfillment, outbound/distribution, inbound/receiving, and even  
various things related to order "promising".

It is true that various performance tracking and high level  
management related features are not really strong out of the box.

-David


On Oct 28, 2006, at 10:55 AM, BJ Freeman wrote:

> The manufacturing application has ERP, this is closely related to  
> Supply chain Management(SCM).
> however the SCM is not implemented.
> neither is supply chain operations reference (SCOR) model
>
> Phil Corcoran sent the following on 10/27/2006 4:43 AM:
>> Does ofbiz SCM implement the SCOR business process model for SCM?
>>  ______________________________________________________
>> Phil Corcoran Project Leader
>> Banta Global Turnkey (Group), Holyhill Industrial Estate,
>> Holyhill,
>> Cork,
>> Ireland.
>> Phone: + 353 21 4907 327
>> Mob: + 353 87 2786208
>> http://www.bgt.com <http://www.bgt.com/>  
>> _____________________________________________  This email and any  
>> files transmitted with it are confidential and
>> intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom  
>> they are
>> addressed.
>>

[BJ Freeman]

David:
If you read my msg again you will see I did say that it was close.
In my view you just said what I did a different way.
not sure why the nit picky.

David E Jones sent the following on 10/28/2006 10:17 AM:

>
> It's not really correct to say that SCM is not implemented in OFBiz. The
> basics for it are all there including production planning, fulfillment,
> outbound/distribution, inbound/receiving, and even various things
> related to order "promising".
>
> It is true that various performance tracking and high level management
> related features are not really strong out of the box.
>
> -David
>
>
> On Oct 28, 2006, at 10:55 AM, BJ Freeman wrote:
>
>> The manufacturing application has ERP, this is closely related to
>> Supply chain Management(SCM).
>> however the SCM is not implemented.
>> neither is supply chain operations reference (SCOR) model
>>
>> Phil Corcoran sent the following on 10/27/2006 4:43 AM:
>>> Does ofbiz SCM implement the SCOR business process model for SCM?
>>>  ______________________________________________________
>>> Phil Corcoran Project Leader
>>> Banta Global Turnkey (Group), Holyhill Industrial Estate,
>>> Holyhill,
>>> Cork,
>>> Ireland.
>>> Phone: + 353 21 4907 327
>>> Mob: + 353 87 2786208
>>> http://www.bgt.com <http://www.bgt.com/>  
>>> _____________________________________________  This email and any
>>> files transmitted with it are confidential and
>>> intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are
>>> addressed.
>>>
>
>