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Supply Chain Analysis

Project Overview

Supply chain management plays a crucial role in ensuring efficient production, inventory management, logistics, and customer satisfaction. This project performs an Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) on a supply chain dataset to uncover valuable business insights related to sales, revenue, inventory, shipping, manufacturing costs, and product quality.

The project demonstrates how Python can be used to analyze operational data and support data-driven decision-making in supply chain management.


Project Objectives

  • Analyze product sales and revenue trends.
  • Evaluate inventory and stock levels.
  • Compare shipping costs across different carriers.
  • Analyze transportation costs by transportation mode.
  • Evaluate supplier performance.
  • Study manufacturing costs and lead time.
  • Identify product categories with higher defect rates.

Dataset Information

The dataset contains information related to various aspects of the supply chain, including:

  • Product Type
  • SKU
  • Price
  • Availability
  • Number of Products Sold
  • Revenue Generated
  • Stock Levels
  • Order Quantities
  • Shipping Costs
  • Shipping Carriers
  • Transportation Modes
  • Supplier Name
  • Manufacturing Costs
  • Lead Time
  • Inspection Results
  • Defect Rates

Technologies Used

  • Python
  • Pandas
  • NumPy
  • Matplotlib
  • Seaborn
  • Plotly
  • jupyter

Project Workflow

  1. Data Loading
  2. Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)
  3. Data Cleaning
  4. Correlation Analysis
  5. Revenue Analysis
  6. Inventory Analysis
  7. Shipping Cost Analysis
  8. Transportation Cost Analysis
  9. Manufacturing Cost Analysis
  10. Supplier Performance Analysis
  11. Defect Rate Analysis
  12. Conclusion

Visualizations Included

  • Scatter Plot (Price vs Revenue)
  • Sales Distribution by Product Type
  • Defect Rate Distribution
  • Transportation Cost Distribution
  • Revenue by Shipping Carrier
  • Revenue Generated by SKU
  • Stock Levels by SKU
  • Order Quantity by SKU
  • Shipping Costs by Shipping Carrier
  • Lead Time & Manufacturing Cost Analysis

Key Insights

  • Revenue generation varies significantly across different product types.
  • Product pricing influences revenue generation.
  • Sales distribution differs among product categories.
  • Shipping costs vary across shipping carriers.
  • Transportation modes contribute differently to overall logistics costs.
  • Manufacturing cost and lead time vary by product type.
  • Some product categories have higher defect rates, indicating opportunities for quality improvement.
  • Inventory and order quantity analysis help identify stock management patterns.

Future Scope

This project can be extended by:

  • Developing demand forecasting models using Machine Learning.
  • Predicting inventory shortages.
  • Optimizing transportation routes.

How to Run the Project

Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/vineetvyas7/Supply-Chain-Analysis.git

Navigate to the project folder

cd Supply-Chain-Analysis

Install the required libraries

pip install -r requirements.txt

Launch Jupyter Notebook

jupyter notebook

Open the notebook and run all cells.


Project Structure

Supply-Chain-Analysis/
│
├── Supply_Chain_Analysis.ipynb
├── supply_chain.csv
├── README.md
├── requirements.txt
├── .gitignore
└── images/

Conclusion

This project demonstrates how data analysis can improve supply chain decision-making by uncovering trends in sales, inventory, logistics, manufacturing, and product quality. The insights generated from this analysis can help businesses optimize operations, reduce costs, improve supplier performance, and enhance overall supply chain efficiency.


Author

Vineet Vyas

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Supply Chain Data Analysis project featuring data cleaning, exploratory data analysis (EDA), visualization, using Python.

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