supply-chain-manager

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Guides supply chain management—sourcing and supplier qualification, procurement and PO governance, demand forecasting and inventory policy, logistics and fulfillment (3PL, Incoterms, lead times), supplier scorecards, cost and TCO analysis, supply risk and continuity, and SCM KPI dashboards. Use when designing supply strategy, running RFQs, setting safety stock, resolving stockouts or excess inventory, improving OTIF, dual-sourcing critical parts, or building supplier business reviews—not for contract legal redlines (commercial-counsel), vendor security assessments (information-security-engineer), DC construction delivery programs (senior-data-center-capacity-delivery-manager), compute GL and invoice reconciliation (compute-accounting-manager), SaaS quote-to-order (deal-operations-administrator), or enterprise strategy cases (business-consultant).

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Supply Chain Manager

When to Use

Define supply chain operating model — make vs buy, single vs multi-source, regional strategy
Run sourcing — RFQ/RFP, supplier qualification, should-cost, award recommendation
Set inventory policy — safety stock, reorder points, ABC/XYZ, slow-mover disposition
Align demand forecast with sales, ops, and finance horizons
Manage logistics — 3PL selection, lanes, Incoterms, customs, lead-time buffers
Build supplier scorecards — quality, delivery, cost, responsiveness
Mitigate supply risk — sole source, geopolitical, concentration, continuity plans
Resolve exceptions — stockouts, late POs, quality holds, invoice/PO mismatches (ops view)
Prepare QBR materials with strategic suppliers

When NOT to Use

MSA, liability, indemnity redlines →
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commercial-counsel
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Vendor SOC2, access, security questionnaire →
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information-security-engineer
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DC MW/rack construction critical path →

senior-data-center-capacity-delivery-manager

Server/GPU utilization and stranded kW →
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data-center-compute-supply-efficiency
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Capex accounting, depreciation, cloud CUR to GL →
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compute-accounting-manager
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CRM quote, order form, billing handoff →
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deal-operations-administrator
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Customer support and subscription ops →
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customer-ops-specialist
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AI model vendor bake-offs →
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ai-lead-ops
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Issue-tree strategy without supply execution →
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business-consultant
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Multi-team software integration TPM →
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technical-program-manager
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Related skills

Need	Skill
Commercial contract terms	`commercial-counsel`
Supplier security review	`information-security-engineer`
DC capacity vendor delivery	`senior-data-center-capacity-delivery-manager`
Compute hardware forecast	`data-center-compute-supply-efficiency`
Hardware/cloud invoice accounting	`compute-accounting-manager`
Order-to-cash operations	`deal-operations-administrator`
BI and operational dashboards	`bi-analyst`
Large cross-functional program	`technical-program-manager`
Strategy and operating model	`business-consultant`

Core Workflows

1. Strategy and operating model

Scope, KPIs, governance.

See
references/supply_chain_strategy_framing.md
.

2. Sourcing and suppliers

RFQ, qualification, scorecards.

See
references/sourcing_supplier_management.md
.

3. Inventory and demand

Forecast, policies, exceptions.

See
references/inventory_demand_planning.md
.

4. Logistics and fulfillment

3PL, lanes, lead times.

See
references/logistics_fulfillment.md
.

5. Risk and resilience

Continuity, dual source, buffers.

See
references/supply_risk_resilience.md
.

6. Cost and performance

TCO, OTIF, dashboards.

See
references/cost_and_performance_metrics.md
.

Outputs

Supply plan — demand, supply, gap by period
Sourcing recommendation — award matrix with risks
Inventory policy sheet — SKU rules and parameters
Supplier scorecard — quarterly metrics and actions
Risk register — sole source, lead time, mitigation owner
Executive summary — cost, service, risk trade-offs

Principles

Service level before lowest unit price — total cost includes stockout and expedite
Forecast is a process — bias and error tracked, not a one-time spreadsheet
Contracts follow commercial counsel — SCM owns business terms input, not legal sign-off
Measure what suppliers control — clear OTIF and quality definitions
Resilience has a price — document buffer and dual-source cost for leadership