Author/Authors of: The alignment of firms that brings products or services to market.
A.
Christopher (1992)
B.
Lambert, Stock, and Ellram (1998)
C.
La Londe and Masters (1994)
D.
Stevens(1989)
2.
Author/Authors of: The objective of managing the supply chain is to synchronize the requirements of the customer with the flow of materials from suppliers
A.
Moczka y colleagues (1998)
B.
Stevens(1989)
C.
La Londe and Masters (1994)
D.
Christopher (1992)
3.
Authors/Author: In other words, a supply chain consist of multiple firms, both upstream (i.e.,supply) and downstream (i.e.,distribution).
A.
Lambert, Stock, and Ellram (1998)
B.
Christopher (1992a)
C.
La Londe and Masters (1994)
D.
Stevens(1989)
4.
Author/Authors of: Whose primary objective is to integrate and manage the sourcing, flow, and control of materials using total systems perspective across multiple functions and multiple tiers of suppliers.
5.
Author/Authors: Proposed that a supply chain is a set firms that pass materials forward
