The 7 C’s of supply chain management are critical factors that contribute to a successful supply chain: Customer-Centric: Prioritize customer needs and preferences throughout the supply chain process. Cost-Efficiency: Optimize costs without compromising quality or service levels. Communication: Maintain open and effective communication among all supply chain stakeholders. Collaboration: Foster collaboration between suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, and customers. Consistency: Ensure consistency in processes and operations to minimize disruptions. Control: Implement robust control mechanisms to monitor and manage supply chain activities. Continuous Improvement: Continuously seek ways to enhance efficiency, reduce waste, and adapt to changing market conditions.