Supply Chain Management Strategy (SCMS) refers to the coordinated planning and execution of activities involved in sourcing raw materials, producing goods, warehousing, distributing products, and delivering value to customers at the lowest cost and highest quality. In increasingly complex global markets, organizations rely on robust supply chain strategies to enhance efficiency, reduce operational risk, improve delivery reliability, and achieve competitive advantage. This article explores the importance of integrating supplier management, logistics coordination, technology adoption, and sustainability principles into strategic supply chain planning. The study demonstrates how organizations implementing structured SCMS frameworks strengthen resilience, responsiveness, and long-term business performance.