The benefits that e-commerce can bring to enterprises do not include ________.
A: Developing new markets
B: Reducing the cost of technology development
C: Maintaining customer relations
D: Improving the efficiency of supply chain
A: Developing new markets
B: Reducing the cost of technology development
C: Maintaining customer relations
D: Improving the efficiency of supply chain
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- Inventory is an important supply chain driver because changing inventory policies can dramatically alter the supply chain’s efficiency and responsiveness.
- Which of the following items is incorrect for supply chain management? A: Pursue the maximization of the interests of core enterprises B: Supply chain management links the independent information of each enterprise C: Enterprises in the supply chain become trading partners D: Establish cross enterprise cooperation in the supply chain
- Which of the following impacts of e-commerce on traditional commerce is not true? A: The market form has the characteristics of virtualization and globalization. B: The supply chain has developed from centering on the core enterprises to the way of gradual transmission. C: The marketing method of the enterprises has developed from large-scale marketing to precision marketing. D: E-commerce has changed the shopping decision-making process of consumers, and has also made consumers shop more rationally.
- Which of the following description of supply chain management is true?( ) A: Supply chain management aims to minimize customer value and publicize the product. B: Supply chain management emphasizes the independent operation of each unit. C: A very clear and effective supply chain involves collaborative work between roles and systems. D: Successful supply chain management may lower the efficiency of the movement and storage of materials.
- Research<br/>on the supply management process focuses on() A: improving<br/>buyer-seller relationships. B: increasing<br/>efficiency by eliminating unnecessary steps. C: conducting<br/>cost analysis to identify unnecessary costs. D: deciding<br/>whether to single or multiple source. E: developing<br/>a strategy to reduce cost or ensure supply.