Abstract
By emergence of new areas of business in which change is an inevitable feature, it is difficult to survive and succeed in the manufacturing systems. In other words, business environment changes and today's work which results from changes in customer needs leads to uncertainty in parameters. Therefore, it is necessary for supply chain to be flexible in decision making while encountering these uncertainties. For supply chain performance to be more improved in this paper, first, the patterns of lean and agile supply chain will be examined, then by introducing Leagilty Supply Chain, the relationship between product life cycle of different products (standard, innovative, hybrid) and selection of the proper type of supply chain will be examined. Key words: Leanness, agility, leagility, supply chain management, product life cycle.
Highlights
Seyyed Ali BanihashemiBy emergence of new areas of business in which change is an inevitable feature, it is difficult to survive and succeed in the manufacturing systems
The turbulent market conditions in the 21st century have heightened the need for more competitive strategies to be developed for growth (Sánchez and Pérez, 2005)
For supply chain performance to be more improved in this paper, first, the patterns of lean and agile supply chain will be examined, by introducing Leagilty Supply Chain, the relationship between product life cycle of different products and selection of the proper type of supply chain will be examined
Summary
By emergence of new areas of business in which change is an inevitable feature, it is difficult to survive and succeed in the manufacturing systems. Business environment changes and today's work which results from changes in customer needs leads to uncertainty in parameters. It is necessary for supply chain to be flexible in decision making while encountering these uncertainties. For supply chain performance to be more improved in this paper, first, the patterns of lean and agile supply chain will be examined, by introducing Leagilty Supply Chain, the relationship between product life cycle of different products (standard, innovative, hybrid) and selection of the proper type of supply chain will be examined. Key word: Leanness, agility, leagility, supply chain management, product life cycle
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