CTSC practice question 2 of 25
The SCOR level 1 metrics for the performance attribute of Cost are:
Choose your answer, then check it against the explanation and the full breakdown below.
Question breakdown
Key idea: In SCOR, the Cost attribute's Level 1 metrics are total supply chain management cost and cost of goods sold. Cash-to-cash cycle time belongs to Asset Management Efficiency.
How to reach the answer
- Recall SCOR's five attributes: Reliability, Responsiveness, Agility, Cost, and Asset Management Efficiency.
- Cost metrics measure the expense of operating the supply chain, which means TSCM cost and COGS.
- Cash-to-cash cycle time measures how efficiently assets are used, so it falls under Asset Management.
- Eliminate any option containing cash-to-cash or EBIT, which leaves total SCM cost plus COGS.
Each option
Common trap: Cash-to-cash cycle time feels financial, so candidates assume it belongs under Cost instead of Asset Management Efficiency.
In practice: When building a SCOR-based scorecard, teams assign metrics to the correct attribute so cost reduction is not confused with improvements in working capital.
Remember: SCOR Cost = TSCM cost + COGS; cash-to-cash, return on fixed assets, and return on working capital = Asset Management.
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