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| ====== 1.0 Problem Statement ====== | ====== 1.0 Problem Statement ====== | ||
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| Sal is an organic strawberry farmer with fields in Mexico, USA and Canada. He supplies fresh strawberries to consumers in all three countries. The strawberries are eaten "as-is" or they can be combined into other products such as desserts, yogurts, ice cream, or even freeze dried and added to breakfast cereals. Although Sal can control many aspects of strawberry production from field site location, seed selection and irrigation; he does not own the [[dido:public:ra:xapend:xapend.a_glossary:s:supplychain]] and is only the very the starting point of a long and complicated chain that includes farm workers, shuttle vehicles and drivers, warehouse workers, packaging companies, cold storage facilities, produce brokers, trucking companies, Health and Safety and Quality Inspectors, large fruit processing and distribution centers, delivery vehicles, retail outlets, consumer discretionary providers (i.e., restaurants, etc) and ultimately the end consumer. | Sal is an organic strawberry farmer with fields in Mexico, USA and Canada. He supplies fresh strawberries to consumers in all three countries. The strawberries are eaten "as-is" or they can be combined into other products such as desserts, yogurts, ice cream, or even freeze dried and added to breakfast cereals. Although Sal can control many aspects of strawberry production from field site location, seed selection and irrigation; he does not own the [[dido:public:ra:xapend:xapend.a_glossary:s:supplychain]] and is only the very the starting point of a long and complicated chain that includes farm workers, shuttle vehicles and drivers, warehouse workers, packaging companies, cold storage facilities, produce brokers, trucking companies, Health and Safety and Quality Inspectors, large fruit processing and distribution centers, delivery vehicles, retail outlets, consumer discretionary providers (i.e., restaurants, etc) and ultimately the end consumer. | ||
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| Additionally, Supply Chain needs to support many-to-many relationships. For example, Sal may provide strawberries to multiple packaging companies. Also, the distribution center may supply multiple retail outlets (i.e., different restaurants, grocery stores and fruit stands). | Additionally, Supply Chain needs to support many-to-many relationships. For example, Sal may provide strawberries to multiple packaging companies. Also, the distribution center may supply multiple retail outlets (i.e., different restaurants, grocery stores and fruit stands). | ||
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