What is Supply Chain Asset Management?

Asset Management governs the constrained assets that determine supply performance: production lines, storage, lanes, tooling, and returnable containers. It provides visibility to current/future capacity, reserves it against the plan, and flags conflicts (overloads, dwell, imbalance). Planners can simulate alternatives (alternate plants, carriers, lanes, or tooling) to meet service at the lowest cost, then publish the chosen flows to deployment, transportation, and warehouse execution.