Exam CSCP topic 1 question 584 discussion

Supply chain event management (SCEM) is a system or approach that monitors and manages events and disruptions in the supply chain in real-time or near-real-time. When specific events or exceptions occur, such as delays, stockouts, or other issues, SCEM systems can trigger alerts or actions within the supply chain to address or mitigate those issues.

(SCEM)–A term associated with supply chain management software applications, where users have the ability to flag the occurrence of certain supply chain events to trigger some form of alert or action within another supply chain application. SCEM can be deployed to monitor supply chain business processes such as planning, transportation, logistics, or procurement. Can also be applied to supply chain business intelligence applications to alert users to any unplanned or unexpected event.