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Revamped benchmarking model goes green

By STAFF
Supply chain benchmarking initiatives are beginning to incorporate environmental conditions as a factor for assessment.
From the Quarter 02 2008 issue

Supply chain benchmarking initiatives are beginning to incorporate environmental conditions as a factor for assessment. A case in point: Version 9.0 of the Supply Chain Operations Reference (SCOR) model includes metrics for measuring the environmental impact of supply chain activities. The model was developed by the Supply-Chain Council, and member companies can use it to measure the performance of various aspects of their supply chains. The model's metrics encompass procurement, manufacturing, and distribution....

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