Software As Aservice P Concept

Software-as-a-

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In developing supply chain management (SCM) Textile Company

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Service P concept

Introduction

purpose of this study is to describe the activity in SCM and use these activities as a function in electronic Supply Chain Management. •Some review and guideline regarding software as a service concept are implemented as a guideline to develop a prototype of e-SCM.

Problem •Small

Statement

and medium enterprise could not afford to buy a system to implement into their company. •The efficiency of an organization to keep track and maintain an up-todate and reliable supply chain data is undermined •Miscommunication with either supplier or customer

•To

Aim

develop electronic Supply Chain Management system based on Software-as-a-Service Concept.

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Literature

roject Objective

• To

Review Supply Chain

identify the requirement for eSCM for textile company To design e-SCM system for Textile Company To develop prototype of e-SCM for textile company using SaaS concept.

Project Scope

Management •

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• Research

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is only focusing logistic management Requirement are gathered interviewing

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Project Significance

• Supplier • • •

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and customer can access the system anywhere and anytime Improve communication between supplier and customer This system help staff to easily do day-to-day operation Small and medium enterprise save their money

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the integration of the activities that procure materials and services transform them into inter mediate goods and final products and deliver them to customer (Jay Heizer, Barry Render , 2006) Logistic management is the process of planning, implementing and controlling data in inventory and related information for the purpose of conforming the customer requirement. oftware as a(B.Tilanus,nd) Service

SaaS

software is software that developed and hosted by the SaaS vendors and which the end user customer accesses over the internet (Meridith Levinson ,2007) SaaS application seems likely to involve transaction between buyers and supplier, including procurement, logistic and supply chain management (Abhijit Dubey and Dilip Wagie ,2007)