Which of the following scenarios represents a correct application of the Supply-Chain Operations Reference-model (SCOR)?

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SCOR is a process reference model that helps to improve supply-chain management practices. It outlines best practices for managing operations, including plan, source, make, deliver, and return. Option B correctly applies the SCOR model by using its best practices to design a new "make" process flow. The other options do not correctly apply the SCOR model: option A refers to improving demand generation, which is not directly related to supply-chain management; option C mentions selecting suppliers from the SCOR reference list, which does not necessarily mean that the suppliers are the best fit for the company; and option D refers to incorporating SCOR Level I metrics for new product design, which may not be applicable without a clear understanding of the company's supply-chain management process.

Which of the Following Scenarios Represents a Correct Application of the Supply-Chain