Distribution Chain Management

Definition:

Distribution Chain Management is a combination of technology and best practices that provides information that enterprises need to distribute and sell essential products in ways that enhance profitability.

Advantages to using the Internet in DCM:

Functions included in DCM:

Possible Impacts on Profitability:

Improve revenue

Reduce cost

Improve efficiency

Increase visibility

Related Information:
        Change in IS Focus
        Consulting Services
        CRM - Customer Relationship Management
        EDI - Electronic Data Interchange
        ERP - Enterprise Resource Planning
        How Business Generates Value With the Internet
        Internet, Intranet, Extranet
        Internet E-Commerce - Security Issues
        Marketing: Functional Strategies
        Network Management Services
        Sources of Competitive Advantage
        Supplier Relationship Management

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