The document discusses the challenges posed by the economic situation and globalization on supply chain management. It emphasizes the importance of managing contracts, capacity, visibility, and responsiveness to adapt to these changes. The proposed solution involves a centralized transport management strategy to enhance control and reduce costs.

1. Is Your Solution
Economy Proof?
SIG Meeting
August 2011

2. Your Crew Today
Michiel Keijzer Eric van den Born

3. 30,000 feet

4. Sleepless Nights
 Economic Situation
 Globalisation
 Responsiveness

5. Economic Situation
Volume of world merchandise exports and gross domestic product, 2000-2009
Source: World Trade Organization – International Trade Statistics 2010

6. Cost of Ocean Shipping Baltic Dry Index
Source: Bloomberg – August 2011

7. Cost of Logistics 1979 - 2010

8. • Longer Lead Times
Globalisation • More Transition Points
• Multiple Modes

9. Responsiveness
Rules &
More for Less Control
Regulations

10. 10,000 feet

11. What can you do?
 Economic Situation
 Globalisation
 Responsiveness

12. • Manage Contracts
Economic Situation • Manage Capacity
• Visibility
Implication Response

13. • Re-planning
Globalisation • Expediting
• Visibility & Control
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Shipments on Map
Implication Response

14. • Proactive Supply Chain
Responsiveness • Flexible Solution
• Control Tower
Implication Response

15. Feet on the Ground

16. Transport Management Centralized Contracts
Sourcing
Contract
Management

17. Transport Management Control Cost
Consolidation
Backhaul
Alternative
Modes
Cross
Docking

18. Transport Management Control Cost
Consolidation

19. Transport Management Control Cost
Alternative
Modes

20. Transport Management Control Cost
Backhaul

21. Transport Management Control Cost
Cross
Docking

22. Captain of the Supply Chain

23. Product – Solution

24. Is Your Solution
Economy Proof?
SIG Meeting
August 2011

25. Thank-You!
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