1. LEAN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT: A CLEAR PATH TO PROFIT IMPROVEMENT Dan Marino, CPIM Senior Partner Marino Associates, LLC
2. One of the most aggressive approaches in achieving excellence in Operations is to develop and implement a Superior Lean Supply Chain Management process.
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7. SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT Raw Material 2nd Tier Suppliers 3rd Tier Suppliers Transportation Direct Suppliers Single Plant Multiple Plants & Warehouses Customer Warehouses Consumer Retail Transportation Distribution MES APS MRP II ERP SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT (SCM)
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13. PROFIT IMPROVEMENT STRATEGY Cost Optimization Supplier and Product Development Consolidate Suppliers Pool volume across units Redistribute volume among suppliers Combine commodity volume Compare total costs Model should-cost Renegotiate prices Unbundled pricing Expand geographic supply base Develop new suppliers Profit from global supply/demand imbalances Product and value engineering Substitute materials Buying alternatives Optimize life cycle cost Value Mapping Share information Integrate logistics Support supplier improvements Establish/develop key suppliers Employ strategic alliances Examine make versus buy Develop integrated supply chain Best Price Evaluation Global Sourcing Relationship Restructuring Joint Process Improvement Product Spec. Improvement Volume Concentration Profit Improvement Strategy
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30. KNOWLEDGE CIRCLE CUSTOMER KNOWLEDGE SCM KNOWLEDGE CIRCLE SUPPLIER KNOWLEDGE INFORMATION KNOWLEDGE PROCESS KNOWLEDGE PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE
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44. Managing your company's most expensive asset, material flow, utilizing a supply chain that can rapidly flow information and material can be a significant competitive differentiator.