Supply chain management tries to unify organizational units in supply chain and coordinate materials and service, information and financial procedures to provide customers’ demand aiming to improve competitiveness of a supply chain (Afzare, 2004). Goals of supply chain management is focused on cost reduction, increasing liability at the face of customers, improving supply chain relationships, minimizing production cycle and improving coordination. Generally, the purpose of supply chain management is to improve supply chain efficiency in order to produce good commodity and/or service, on time and with the least cost. In fact supply chain management would result in due responsibility and finally the most profitability (Hoseini and et al., 2010). Supply chain management indicates unification of related activities and also related information processes via enhancing chain relationships to achieve reliable and stable competitive advantage (Ghazanfari et al., 2001).