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Supply chain analysis involves using a portion of value chain information. In fact, supply chain can be defined as part of the value chain associated with producing and delivering a product or service to a customer. Successful supply chain management depends on the strategic decisions taken at various stages of the supply chain, and especially at that part of the chain that affects the actual production. Therefore the availability of information required to make optimal decisions becomes critical. While the situation has vastly improved in many areas, data capturing is still problematic in some areas. In this paper, the principle area being studied is the evaluation of customers as to whether or not they are profitable and should be kept or eliminated and the information distortion that occurs while this critical information is being captured. A method to eliminate this problem is also presented..

IS THERE PROPER PRESENTATION OF FINANCIAL DATA IN SUPPLY CHAIN ANALYSIS TO SUPPORT EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT DECISION MAKING?