Supply Chain Management in Condition of Production Company

Adriana Csikósová; Mária Antošová

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.718.168

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Supply Chain Management in Condition of Production Company

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Contribution presents application of logistic access, solved through Supply Chain Management (SCM) with orientation mainly to the capacity planning of production with aim to increase flexibility and productivity of production process. Such changes are necessary to be realized by change of company strategy, as well as by project’s preparation and change of investment’s aims for realization of transition to new system of production management. Discussion is orientated to concrete conditions of polygraph company in Slovakia, orientated to production, refinement and sale of flexible foils for packages.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 718)

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Adriana Csikósová, Mária Antošová*

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Polygraph Company, Quick Replenishment, Supply Chain Management

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