7. Total Delivered Cost Source Deliver Make Customer $ P1 $ T1 $ S1 $ R1 $ DC1 $ PW1 $ FGINV1 $ PWINV1 $ RMINV1 Total Delivered Cost = $ PW1 + $ PWINV1 + $ R1 + $ FGINV1 + $ DC1 + $ O1 Plan t P1 t T1 t S1 t PW1 t R1 t DC1 Total Mfg Cycle Time = t P1 + t T1 + Mfg t Total Customer Order Cycle Time = t R1 + t DC1 + t O1 $ O1 t O1 Simple Network – Plant Warehouse and DC Inventory
11. Inventory analysis of BASE case and scenario C017 assumptions further reveal working capital opportunities through rationalization of: ABC product classification schema Inventory fill rates Stock versus make-to-order * M ade T o O rder Iterative Process - Example Variability of Demand Versus Forecast Example – Specialty Chemical Company (continued) |
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13. Key Performance Indicators End-to-End Process Metrics Level 1 Metrics Level 2 Metrics Metrics Are Linked to Sub-Activities and Rollup To Executive View Target Setting Policy Setting Target Attainment
14. Continuously Improving | Low Weekly Inventory Flash Report Supply Chain Planning Targets to Achieve Policy A Target vs Actual Target vs Actual Target vs Actual Component Target Actual Service 98% 98.20% Base $8,249,678 $8,208,430 Safety $6,407,250 $6,375,214 Replenishment 96 Hours 93.75 Hours Target vs Actual Target vs Actual Target vs Actual Target vs Actual Target vs Actual Target vs Actual
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17. Thank You! Drew Forte Director Supply Chain Improvement, FORTE [email_address]