Please answershortly, one paragraph for each part is enough.Part I:It is related to the chapter 9 from the textbook:http://anyflip.com/xetl/vszm How do supply chain management systems coordinate...

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Part I    3
Part II    3
Part III    4
Part IV    5
Part V    5
References    7
        Part I
The purchase of supply chain materials, raw material conversion and manufactured products in central products and defined as distribution of product and business process networks to customer's organizations. It provides goods and services to the suppliers, production plants, distribution centers, retail stores and commodity sources. Supply chain management integrates the need for a provider, distributor, and customer in an overall process. Supply Chain Management system automates the flow of information from the supply chain members so that they can use it to make better decisions about how to buy, manufacture, or ship. The more precise information about supply chain management systems reduces the effect of uncertainty and compulsion. Bulge effect occurs when information about product demand goes beyond one supply chain to a complete supply chain. This can also come from "games" because the buyer's current producer or supplier is a false idea of ​​customer's demand. When all participants in the supply chain gain accurate and updated information, reducing the supply of this problem reduces the demand for uncertainty (Kenneth & p, 2016). The SCM software includes SCP and SCE Software. Internet technology encourages management of global supply chain by sharing information about supply chain by providing connections to organizations from different countries (Smith, 2018). The improvement in communication between members of the supply chain also contributes to the efficiency of the customers and varies in demand-based model. The supply chain planning system enables the company to produce demand estimates of the product and develops purchasing and production plans for the product.
Part II
I select topic from Chapter 9 how Enterprise Systems (ES) support businesses to achieve the operational excellence. In this article, the author concludes that ES is based on an integrated set of the software modules moreover a central database. Database collects information from the data and provides the data to several applications that can support business actions within almost all of the organization. When a process enters data, the data is immediately available to business processes. From this article, I found that ES support organizational focus by implementing uniform business processes (Morris, 2011). The author's conclusion is that enterprise systems support...