Impact of supply strategies of ACI Animal Health: evaluation of supply chain performance of ACI animal health business

Abstract

The research report titled “Impact of Supply Strategies of ACI Animal Health: Evaluation of Supply Chain Performance of ACI Animal Health Business” aims at evaluating the supply chain performance of ACI Animal Health and finding out the impact of the company’s supply strategies and practices on their supply chain performance. This report is based the internship experience from July 13, 2020 to September 26, 2020 at ACI Animal Health as a core requirement for the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree. This internship report consists of three major parts. The first part provides a view on overall internship working experience at ACI Animal Health. It includes learning, contribution and internship outcome from internship experience. The second part includes the overview of the company and the supply chain functions of ACI Animal Health. Whereas the last part is the most important part of the report where the project is named “Impact of Supply Strategies of ACI Animal Health: Evaluation of Supply Chain Performance of ACI Animal Health Business”. This project part focuses on the overall SCM performance analysis using financial information, portraying the methodologies as well as limitations and findings regarding the topic based on some expert views. A survey was conducted to find out the effect of supply chain practices and strategies on the SCM performance of ACI Animal Health. Based on the hypothesis test using IBM SPSS, the null hypothesis claimed that, the SCM practices and performance of ACI Animal Health are strongly significant. Based on the collected data from survey, the result of the hypothesis test showed the acceptance of the null hypothesis, which proved that SCM practices of ACI Animal Health have positive impact on the SCM performance. Furthermore, my internship responsibilities and experience inspired me to work on this particular topic and wishing future researchers to extensively continue the research.