Savoye and a-SIS design and implement logistics solutions around the world using 600 staff across Western Europe, Russia, and the US. They meet customer requirements by proposing customized IT solutions and automated warehouse systems. Savoye has expertise in logistics requirements, integration, software development, and machine design. It has subsidiaries in Russia for warehouse systems/machines and supply chain software. The document discusses challenges for e-commerce supply chains like high SKUs, orders, and returns as well as solutions for picking, storage, packaging, and returns processing.

1. Supply Chain for e-Commerce
Innovations for Warehousing
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2. SAVOYE and a-SIS design and
implement logistics solutions
around the world, thanks to its staff
of 600 people in Western Europe,
Russia and the United States. Our
teams include systems engineers
and IT specialists who meet our
customers’ requirements by
proposing custom IT solutions and
automated systems.
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3. About Savoye
Expertise and experience based on 4 key components:
 knowledge of the logistics requirements linked to customers'
specific fields of activity,
 integration, execution and service,
 development of software devoted to the supply chain,
 design of smart machines.
Subsidiaries present in Russia:
Manufacturer of systems and machines for logistics
warehouses
Publisher and integrator of software solutions
devoted to supply chain management
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4. Main issues of
e-Commerce
Supply Chain
Management
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5. Main Constraints
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 A lot of products (SKU’s)
 Multiple product
typologies
High number of
customers
Around 2.5 lines per order
30-80% mono-
item orders
Low average
total price
Tighter time and quality
constraints for order
picking and shipping
 Unstable flow of orders
(affected by promotions,
seasonal peaks, sales…)
Numerous customer
returns
(Sorting / replenishment)
Home delivery
Delivery to pick up
locations

6. Operational processes and business linked
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Moderate product
selection
Stable catalogue
Delivery with
time-slot selection
Food Shopping
Wide product
selection
Seasonality for
some products
Delivery at
D+1/D+3
Online stores
Small product
selection
Constantly changing
catalogue
Delivery at
D+14/D+21
Flash Sales

7. E-Commerce challenges
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Adapted packaging
Picking Optimisation
Storage
Flexibility
Last Mile

8. Key Points for
Warehouse
Optimization
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9. Typical Solutions for Picking
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Conveyors Sorters Trolleys
Voice
solutions
Pick-to-light
solutions
RF terminals
Selection of solution
depending on
preparation modes
Collection
optimisation
algorithms
Turnkey
implementation with
the right tools

10. Process selection depending on
preparation modes and constraints
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Quantity of
orders
per day
Quantity of order lines per order
Pick-to-cart
Mechanized
Pick&Pack
Goods-to-person
(Shuttle Systems)
Simple sorting
Automated sorting
Multi-level sorting
Manual Pick&pack

11. Adapted equipment for e-Commerce
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Packaging: reducing transport costs
and communication support
1. Envelopes: e-wrap solution
2. Package height optimisation
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12. Typical Solutions for Returns
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Depending on product typology
(between 10% and 25%)
Simplicity for the customer and
the distributor
Returns identification
Returns check
Putaway/re-packaging/preparation
 Reverse logistics for processing
simplification
 Multi-criteria dispatch archive database
 Checking ranges
 Management of quality statuses
 Decision-making: 1st choice, 2nd choice, etc.
 Choice of a dedicated zone
 Re-packaging station
 Stock quality status (discount store, etc.)

13. Questions ?
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14. Let’s keep in touch!
Matthieu HALLOUIN, Savoye
• Email: matthieu.hallouin@savoye.com
• Phone: +7 909 995 61 30
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Cyril LABOURET, a-SIS
• Email: cyril.labouret@a-sis.com
• Phone: +33 6 26 95 26 64
Web site : www.savoye.com