SCM Cost-to-Serve Modeling

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SCM Cost-to-Serve Modeling is a method for analyzing and calculating the total cost incurred to serve customers across the entire supply chain. It includes all relevant cost categories such as production, warehousing, transportation, handling, and returns, and enables detailed cost allocation to customers, products, or channels. The goal is to support profitable decision-making and optimize service levels.

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