In the Make phase of SCOR, which activities are performed?

In the Make phase of SCOR, which activities are performed?

• A. Production, assembly, quality control, packaging
• B. Sourcing, negotiating, contracting
• C. Delivery, warehousing, transportation
• D. Forecasting, planning, budgeting

Answer: (A)

The Make phase is about turning inputs into finished goods. It covers the actual creation and preparation of products for sale, including the manufacturing processes, putting parts together (assembly), checking quality to ensure the product meets specifications, and packaging so it’s ready for shipment. These activities are the steps where raw materials become a completed item. The other activities belong to different stages: sourcing involves obtaining materials and negotiating terms; delivery covers moving and storing finished goods to customers; and planning involves forecasting and budgeting to coordinate the overall operations.

The Make phase is about turning inputs into finished goods. It covers the actual creation and preparation of products for sale, including the manufacturing processes, putting parts together (assembly), checking quality to ensure the product meets specifications, and packaging so it’s ready for shipment. These activities are the steps where raw materials become a completed item.

The other activities belong to different stages: sourcing involves obtaining materials and negotiating terms; delivery covers moving and storing finished goods to customers; and planning involves forecasting and budgeting to coordinate the overall operations.