What is supply chain in government?

Supply chain management (SCM) is one of the key mechanisms enabling government to implement policy. The establishment of the Office of the Chief Procurement within the National Treasury reflects government’s commitment to quality service delivery at the right place and time.

Which is the best job in Indian government?

IAS and IPS are the most sought-after government jobs in our country. On the one hand, these officers get to work in diverse fields and are part of policymaking in India, on the other hand, perks of these jobs are unmatchable. Most importantly, IAS and IPS officers are bestowed with huge power in their hands.

Who are the players of supply chain?

Supply chain management is a generic term for the coordination of order generation, order taking, order fulfillment and distribution of products, services and/or information. Material suppliers, channel supply partners (wholesalers/distributors, retailers) and customers are all key players in SCM.

Why invest in India’s supply chain?

India’s supply chain network – Growing regional integration, investor confidence. The supply chain industry has a cascading impact on almost all aspects of trade and retail. As India opens its economy further, financing the improvement of this linkage sector is vital for business growth.

How does the India tax system affect supply chain management?

The India tax system is a series of complex state taxes based on origin of goods and a central, federal tax. Different states had different rates and levies for the taxes under their control, and the intricate web created strange incentives for companies, ones that seem very suboptimal from the perspective of the supply chain.

What does India’s 2018 budget mean for supply chain infrastructure?

In fact, India’s 2018 budget saw the highest fiscal allocation for infrastructure spend, at about US$95 billion (Rs 6 trillion). Below we discuss critical components of India’s supply chain infrastructure as it benefits from planned government spending, easier investment rules, and various tax and fiscal incentives.

Is India’s supply chain transformation a game changer for brands?

India is on the cusp of a supply chain transformation that may end up being nothing short of a major game changer. At IMD, we often discuss the distribution footprint of L’Oréal which had an outsized 15\% of distribution centers located in India.