Garnet is studying for a test about supply chain management for her Business 101 class. She makes some outlines to prepare. Which of Garnets outlines about supply management is correct?

a The strategic component of SCM is planning the resources and potential demand for the product. For the sourcing component, you need to find suppliers who fit into your pricing, delivery and payment parameters, plus managing their inventory inputs, outputs and basic levels. The manufacturing component is making, where you schedule events for production, testing, packaging, and preparation for delivery to customers. All of this is monitored for metrics concerning quality, output, and delivery. Delivery is the logistics component, where its necessary to organize orders to customers, manage warehouses, select delivery systems, and ensure accurate invoicing methods. The final component is return, where an effective network is created to receive defective, unwanted, or excess products back, as well as assisting customers whose orders were lost during the logistics component.

b The strategic component of SCM is planning the resources and potential demand for the product. For the sourcing component, you need to find suppliers who fit into your pricing, delivery, and payment parameters, plus managing their inventory inputs, outputs, and basic levels. The manufacturing component is making, where you schedule events for production, testing, packaging, and preparation for delivery to customers. All of this is monitored for metrics concerning quality, output, and delivery. The final component is return, where an effective network is created to receive defective, unwanted, or excess products back, as well as assisting customers whose orders were lost during the logistics component.

c The strategic component of SCM is planning the resources and potential demand for the product. For the sourcing component, you need to find suppliers who fit into your pricing, delivery, and payment parameters, plus managing their inventory inputs, outputs and basic levels. The manufacturing component is making, where you schedule events for production, testing, packaging, and preparation for delivery to customers. All of this is monitored for metrics concerning quality, output, and delivery. The final component is delivery, or the logistics component, where its necessary to organize orders to customers, manage warehouses, select delivery systems, and ensure accurate invoicing methods.

d The strategic component of SCM is planning the resources and potential demand for the product. For the sourcing component, you need to find suppliers who fit into your pricing, delivery, and payment parameters, plus managing their inventory inputs, outputs, and basic levels. Delivery is the logistics component, where its necessary to organize orders to customers, manage warehouses, select delivery systems, and ensure accurate invoicing methods. All of this is monitored for metrics concerning quality, output, and delivery. The final component is return, where an effective network is created to receive defective, unwanted or excess products back, as well as assisting customers whose orders were lost during the logistics component.