The Supply Chain Council is preparing the release of the next revision of SCOR: 9.0. We have the answer on the question “what is new in SCOR 9.0?”

Supply Chain Risk Management.  
Green Supply Chain Management (a.k.a. ‘GreenSCOR’).
Metrics codification 
And a reorganized SCOR reference book. 

The release date of SCOR 9.0 has not been disclosed yet.

Washington, DC - The Supply-Chain Council today announced the speaker and topic of the keynote address of Supply-Chain World 2008: Kenneth A. Shaw, Director - Supply Chain Management, The Boeing Company.
“Mr. Shaw will speak on how Boeing has continued to evolve its supply chain in the ever-changing dynamics of the aerospace market. Topics will […]

SCW (Supply Chain World North America Conference and Expo) will feature the following 4 tracks this year: 

Supply-Chain Performance Management: Metrics and Benchmarking 
Truly Great People: Leadership, Change Management and Education
Supply Chain Outlook: New Challenges and Leading Practices 
Strategy to Execution: Implementing Strategic Supply Chain Change

Remember; you can mix and match sessions between tracks. Parallel sessions start (and […]

Houston, TX - Process Core Group has launched a new service for SCOR users (and you found it): SCORtalk. SCORtalk is a blog that covers news, reviews and articles relevant to SCOR users and those interested in business process management topics. Readers can submit their questions and post comments to articles and news. “We have […]

Today the Supply-Chain Council (SCC) announced SCORmark, a benchmarking portal for supply-chain metrics. SCORmark provides benchmark information based on SCOR metrics. This member benefit is offered through an alliance with APQC, authors of the gold-standard for benchmarking confidentiality. SCORmark integrates well into the standard SCOR implementation methodology.
” Over the past month more than 10 organizations […]

Supply Chain Management Review interviewed Joe in his role as Chief Technology Officer for the Supply-Chain Council: Team Building with the SCOR Model. A look at how this process framework can knock down the functional fences and get everyone moving forward in a productive and collaborative manor.

At Supply Chain World 2006 in Dallas the Supply-Chain Council (SCC) released the first extension to SCOR: The Design Chain Operations Reference model (DCOR). This first release is based on the model conveyed to the Supply-Chain Council by Hewlett-Packard in 2004. A special interest group under leadership of John Neyre has reviewed and expanded the […]