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.

Last year the supply chain council released the first extension to the SCOR model. SCOR is a set of tools to measure, analyze and improve the performance of a company’s supply chain. This first extension, DCOR, addresses the processes for designing products and services. In this article I would like to explain the meaning, purpose, […]

Does SCOR have a distinct process or definition for “assemble to order” or is it just treated as a variance of Make To Order? –Han 
The answer for Make is that Assemble To Order is a Make To Order (M2) process, but there are two questions to clarify what Assemble To Order means for your supply-chain: 

I am reviewing one of our supply chains using SCOR and have one question that I am unable to answer. Maybe you know the solution, or know someone who does in the SCC circles. It’s a bit trivial maybe but I would like to understand: in the Make-To-Order Processes M2.1 to M2.6 the information input […]

I have a certain fondness for reading about mathematics. One topic that I find especially interesting concerns the “great unsolved problems” in mathematics. A good example is Fermat’s Last Theorem. Fermat conjectured that there are no whole-number solutions for the equation aⁿ + bⁿ = cⁿ, where a, b, c, and n are all integers.[1] I don’t lay […]