C'est quoi la Supply Chain : Définition Simple

What is the supply chain? When I told my parents I was becoming a supply chain manager, they didn't really understand what I was doing. My mother would say, "So you're actually in logistics?" And I'd reply, "Yes, but not only that." So in this video, I'm simply going to go over the definition. The supply

chain is a term we'll be using a lot in upcoming videos, so I just wanted to review its definition. Supply chain is an English term that simply means supply chain. This supply chain is divided into three flows. You have the first flow, which is the physical flow, the most obvious, but you also have the

information flow and the financial flow. So, the physical flow, if I quickly recap, is the movement and storage of goods. It starts at a production site and goes to a warehouse, or perhaps several warehouses, and then to a store or an end customer, whether you work online or with a traditional distribution network.

That's what everyone thinks of; it's still... Once we have the storage and transport of goods, which we can associate with logistics, the second flow we'll find is the information flow. To summarize, the information flow is a bit like the brain that makes the physical flow work. It contains a huge amount of information. For example, we can

summarize it as what, where, how, how much, and when. So, for instance, we'll find all the information produced, or the product catalog, the characteristics of all your products. We'll also find all the information related to suppliers. When I talk about information, I'm also referring to the entire supply strategy. For example, you'll have to consider whether it's