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The SCOR Archives contain the conference proceedings, case studies and research papers our members have shared since 1996. The SCOR Archives contain 4 key sections:
- Conference proceedings
- Conference proceedings for events since 1997. The presentations are organized by year and event. Topics include: Supply chain management, Process automation, SCOR Convergence, Environmental management, Financial management, Risk management, Transformations, Strategy management, outsourcing/insourcing,
- Case studies and articles
- Case studies, presentations and articles submitted by member organizations. Information is stored by member organization. Representation from diverse industries: Automotive, Consumer Packaged Goods, Energy, oil and gas, High tech, Government/defense, and many more. Topics include: transformation programs, benchmarking, scorecards.
- Industry research
- All industry papers written by members about the interpretation and use of SCOR frameworks. Topics include SCOR in supply chain management, SCOR convergence with Lean and Six Sigma, DCOR framework, and more.
- Supply Chain Excellence Awards
- All winning submissions in downloadable format since 2001. Th awards section only contains the winning submissions, all other submissions are archived in the case studies and articles section.
The search function
in the archives (left column) may provide results if you do not know where to start. Please note the search outside the archives DOES NOT SEARCH in the archives.
Why is the SCOR Archive separate?
The SCOR Archives are based on our old website. This website which has slowly been replaced is outdated and restrictive. We are in the process of migrating the content to our new website. The SCOR Archives are available to ensure our members continue to have full access to our body of knowledge during the migration. For more questions about the technology, limitations and how to access information please contact Caspar Hunsche (extension 802).
