Supply chain is a collection of organizations that works in an assembly line approach to accomplish a job starting from supply of a raw material to receipt of the final product by the customer. In a supply chain, essentially all of the members function as customers and suppliers simultaneously . Supply chain management is required to coordinate the transport of materials and information in the supply chain. Supply chain management deals with connecting the organizations within the supply chain in order to meet demand across the chain as efficiently as possible. Supply chain management is important to get the maximum benefit from procurement, delivery and logistics. It plays the main role to make outsourcing efficient, diminish transportation cost of inventory and give the particular company an edge over other companies. With the birth of e-commerce the traditional supply chains have changed. This paper discusses about a modern supply chain model used under e-commerce and RFID technology playing the most important role for the survival of an e-business in this competitive digital world of ecommerce with identifying and analyzing the risks associated in it.

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