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According to the CTSC Exam Content Manual1,SCOR metrics for the Sustainability performance attribute are closely aligned with the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards, which are the most widely used standards for corporate sustainability reporting. The GRI Standards provide a framework and guidance for disclosing information on the economic, environmental, and social impacts of an organization’s activities, products, and services. The SCOR metrics for Sustainability include indicators such as greenhouse gas emissions, energy consumption, water consumption, waste generation, and social responsibility.

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According to the CTSC exam content manual1, the most important driver to determine a metrics tracking cycle is the change frequency, which is the rate at which the metric value changes over time. The change frequency affects how often the metric should be measured and reported, as well as the level of detail and aggregation required. A metric with a high change frequency should be tracked more frequently and with more granularity than a metric with a low change frequency.

According to the ASCM CTSC Exam Content Manual, the SCOR framework consists of five phases: analyze, configure, optimize, implement, and evaluate.In the analyze phase, the key outputs are an as-is Level 3 process diagram, a scorecard, and competitive requirements1.The as-is Level 3 process diagram shows the current state of the supply chain processes in detail, using the SCOR standard definitions and symbols2.The scorecard measures the performance of the supply chain processes against the SCOR metrics and benchmarks3.The competitive requirements define the target performance levels for the supply chain processes based on the customer and market expectations4.

1: ASCM CTSC Exam Content Manual, page 13.2:SCOR Quick Reference Guide - APICS3:SCOR Digital Standard | ASCM4:Unlock Supply Chain Mgmt: Introducing SCOR Model | IIENSTITU