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Sample Questions from The Supply Chain Performance Scorecard Questionnaire

Upside Production Flexibility

Complete the table below using the following upside production flexibility example:

You must achieve a 20% increase in end product supply of your predominant product line. This increase is unforeseen and must be sustainable. Consider the typical products managed within the predominant product line. By definition, your principal constraint has the longest lead-time.

Question	20% Increase
Internal Manufacturing Capacity	Days
Direct Labor Availability	Days
Key Components or Material Availability	Days
Choose the one constraint that you estimate would be the principal obstacle to a 20% increase in end product supply	NA Internal manufacturing capacity Direct labor availability Key components or material availability

Supply Chain Practice & IT Assessment

Please check all Source practices that apply, even if they have been adopted for some time. If you have a Dominant practice in Stage 2, 3, or 4, please also check the Emerging practice.

Source: Organization and Infrastructure

Question	Dominant	Emerging
Stage 1
Organizational roles and responsibilities relating to sourcing are poorly defined and are not well understood
Lack common/seamless access to procurement data
Stage 2
Cross-functional commodity management teams are in place
Common Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is in place and used effectively
Procurement data warehouse in in place and used effectively
Stage 3
Strategic relationship managers are in place
Strategic suppliers have access to selected online information
Stage 4
Cross-enterprise integration and exchange environments enable real-time access to procurement and performance data

Report:
Getting the Maximum Impact from Supply Chain Benchmarking