| # General Infor Global has traditionally focused its development efforts on generic logistic typologies such as make-to-stock and assemble-to-order. In practice, however, few companies can be placed into only one of these typologies. Furthermore, the market has also communicated a need for more distinctive typologies in such as planning and distribution. As a result, the Enterprise Business Model (EBM) has been developed. The Enterprise Business Model is a generic reference model in which several logistical typologies are combined to form a functionally rich model, which supports all types of production and distribution, including levels of customer order influence. The objective for the implementation of the Enterprise Business Model is to allow companies the ability to customize to their own business needs by selecting a unique combination of components from the model. |