Supply chain metrics
Supply chain metrics help a company gauge the current performance of its supply chain operations compared to its targets, compare its performance to that of industry peers and top performers, and measures the impact of process improvement initiatives using key performance indicators or benchmarking data. These supply chain metrics are typically related to service levels, cost, quality and working capital.
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