DC EXPERT 3.5      Offered by: Stockbridge Consulting Group
                               161 Ottawa Ave. Suite 405B
                                 Grand Rapids, MI 49503
                                     (800) 809-2515
                                www.inside-sbcgroup.com



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PRODUCTS AND SERVICES

       Enterprise                                Desk Top
           Transportation Management                   DC Expert
                                                    
            System
                                                        Transportation Routing &
            Transport Planning System               
                                                       Scheduling




        Strategic                                Professional Services
               Strategic Logistics Modeling           Consulting
                                                        Health Check
                                                        Implementation




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INSIGHT CLIENTS
            Enterprise Logistics (UK)      Rohm and Haas
            3M                             Moen
            Hannaford Bros.                Sobeys
            Acklands Grainger              Fruit of the Loom
            Thyssen Krupp                  Cadbury
            Ryder Logistics                Foodstuffs and Gilmours
            Lennox                         Fosters Group
            Corporate Express              Spectrum Supply Chain
            Nissan Canada                   Solutions
            Karry’s Wholesale              Mainfreight International
            Grace Kennedy                  Unilever
            Nestle                         Alpha Distribution Solutions
            Bridgestone                    Apollo Health and Beauty




Thursday, June 14, 12
DC EXPERT 3.5
        Maximize your warehouse facility
        Increase the cubic utilization of the facility
        Decrease overall travel distance and handling in the facility
        Apply new or existing models in the warehouse against each
         other for proof of concept and ROI discussions.
        Increase warehouse flexibility to handle new or seasonal
         products
        Quickly react or predict labor requirements
        Create a standard set of terminology and tool set for the
         entire supply chain operation
     
         Comprehensive warehouse slotting and planning (including
         zone and work balancing




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INTEGRATION OF MODULES

                                                                                 Reports
                           Data File                                             Data File Export
                                             Other
                                           Planning
                                              Data




                        SKU            Rack Selection            Dock Planner     Benchmark
                        Data




                                                                  Warehouse
                                                                    Layout
                                        DXF/CAD Applications
                                       Microsoft Excel Reports


                                                                  Slot Master   Reports
                                                                                Data File Exports




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WHY DC EXPERT?

         DC Expert is the only product on the market to integrate all aspects
          of warehouse planning in one tool set

         Interface and data requirements for DC Expert are simple yet
          unique. Using Access or Excel or CSV formats, any existing
          enterprise system can feed DC Expert data.

         DC Expert is the only planning product to combine warehouse
          design, location coordinates and slotting in one tool




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WHY DC EXPERT?
        Slot Master provides unique ability to slot through logical
         location or physical location

        Slot Master automatically calculates cube utilization based
         on SKU analysis by location

        Pre Profiler in Slot Master automatically calculates bay,
         shelf, bed or location profiles and totals for the facility.

        Over 100,000 Algorithms in DC Expert

        Benchmark tool allows users to calculate activity KPI’s and
         then forecast labor and MHE requirements.




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DATA TEMPLATE


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FILE DESCRIPTION
  Field                    Type         Field Size   Req'd   RS   SM   Example Description
  WHSE                     TEXT            10          Y                  1    The warehouse ID
  ITEM                     TEXT            25         Y                 AB123    The SKU number/code as an unique item identifier
  ITEMRANKING             NUMBER         SINGLE       Y                   2      User entered rank of each product - for manual algorithm
  ITEMRANKINGEXPRESSION EXPRESSION         40         Y                          Formulated expressions used as criterion on which to sort each item
  UPCCODE                  TEXT            14         N                1234-5678 Standard UPC code per client - not required
  DESCRIPTION              TEXT            40         N                 Merlot   Standard Product Description at the SKU level
  PRODFAM                  TEXT            10         Y                 Wines    Standard product grouping field - defined as text
  FAMRANKING              NUMBER         SINGLE       Y                   1      User entered rank of each family group
  FAMRANKINGEXPRESSION   EXPRESSION        40         Y                          Formulated expressions used as criterion on which to sort each family
  SUPPLIERCODE             TEXT            25         Y                 26453    Supplier item code which is used to identify the suppliers item
  SUPPLIERCODE             TEXT            20         Y                ABC Wines Supplier description or name
  CASESLAYER              NUMBER      LONG INTEGER    Y                   4      Number of cases per layer
  LAYERSPALLET            NUMBER      LONG INTEGER    Y                   3      Number of layers per pallet
  UNITSMASTERCASE         NUMBER      LONG INTEGER    Y                   12     Total numbers of units in a master case ("sum of Inners")
  MCASEBREAK              NUMBER          BYTE        N                          Part of an upgrade path - leave blank!
  MCASEHEIGHT             NUMBER         SINGLE       Y                   5      Master case height in inches or metres
  MCASELENGTH             NUMBER         SINGLE       Y                   10     Master case length (depth) in inches or metres
  MCASEWIDTH              NUMBER         SINGLE       Y                   8      Master case width in inches or metres
  MCASEWEIGHT             NUMBER         SINGLE       Y                  200     Mcase case weight in pounds or kilograms




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FILE DESCRIPTION
   Field                  Type      Field Size Req'd RS   SM   Example   Description
   PHEIGHT               NUMBER      SINGLE     Y                 6      Height of the pallet in inches or metres
   PLENGTH               NUMBER      SINGLE     Y                 48     Length (depth) of the pallet in inches or metres
   PWIDTH                NUMBER      SINGLE     Y                 40     Width of the pallet in inches or metres
   ACTIVE                NUMBER       BYTE      Y                 1      1 = Yes; 0 = No: Is the product an active SKU?
   FLOORSTACK            NUMBER       BYTE      Y                 0      1 = Yes; 0 = No: Is the product floor stackable/floor bulk?
   DECANTABLE            NUMBER       BYTE      Y                 1      1 = Yes; 0 = No: Is the product hand bombed inbound/outbound?
   TOTEABLE              NUMBER       BYTE      Y                 1      1 = Yes; 0 = No: Is the product stored in a special bin or fixed container?
   SPECIAL               NUMBER       BYTE      Y                 1      1 = Yes; 0 = No: Is the product specially flagged (user specified)
   PREPROCESS            NUMBER       BYTE      Y                 0      1 = Yes; 0 = No: Is their a pre-process for this product?
   STACKHEIGHT           NUMBER   LONG INTEGER Y                  0      Applies ONLY if FLOORSTACK = 1: Defines height of the stack on the
   CRUSHABLE             NUMBER      SINGLE     Y                 0      floor
   TOXICITY              NUMBER      SINGLE     Y                 7      Scale from 1-99999: Based on fragility of the picked product
   AVEACTIVITY           NUMBER   LONG INTEGER Y                  18     Scale from 1-99999: Based on hazardous nature of the product
   BOH                   NUMBER   LONG INTEGER Y                  72     Number of Pallets (or Pallet Equivalents) picked per week
   BOHPERCENTINPFACE     NUMBER     % AS DEC.   Y                 1      Actual number of pallets on hand (pallet quantities) - snapshot
   MIN_IN_PFACE          NUMBER   LONG INTEGER Y                  0      The Percentage of Total BOH Required in the Physical Pickface
   MAX_IN_PFACE          NUMBER   LONG INTEGER Y                99999    The min.amount in the pick face as assigned by the user (def = 0)
   PICKFACESLOTS         NUMBER      SINGLE     Y                 3      The max amount in the pick face as assigned by the user (def = 99999)
   PICKFACE_CUBEFILL_%   NUMBER     % AS DEC.   Y                0.55    The number of allocated pick face slots - manually defined by user
   CASEPICK              NUMBER       BYTE      Y                 1      The percentage of cube required to be filled within the pick face
   LOCID                 NUMBER       TEXT      N              D1203A1   1=Casepick, 0=Pallet Pick
                                                                         User's naming convention or nomenclature




Thursday, June 14, 12
RACK SELECTION

         Rack Selection provides the Macro slotting functionality of
          what type of medium should a product be stored and
          picked from


         Looking at both the physical Fixed costs of a medium and
          the variable costs around productivity, Rack Selection
          provides a SKU by SKU analysis of the lowest cost solution


         Rack Selection allows users to compare a multitude of
          storage mediums and real or forecasted data to create
          models for actionable management decisions




Thursday, June 14, 12
RACK SELECTION PROCESS
                         Item    Rack A   Rack B   Rack C   Item   Rack Type Rank    Variable ($)   Calculates fixed
      Creates a            1                                  1          A     1          1,500        and variable
        Matrix             2                                  1          B     2          1,621
                                                                                                    costs then ranks
                           3                                  1          C    Fail          711
                           4
                                                                                                     each rack type
                           5                                 2           B     1          1,782
                                                                                                      for each item
                                                             2       A         2          1,972
                                                             2       C        Fail        1,172
                         Item    Rack A   Rack B   Rack C
      Check for            1       Y        Y        Y       3       B         1          3,287
                           2       Y        Y        Y       3       A         2          3,982
      fit in rack
                           3       Y        Y        N
         type
                           4       Y        N        N       4       A         1          1,224
                           5       Y        N        N
                                                             5       A         1          1,311

                         Item    Rack A   Rack B   Rack C
                           1       Y        Y        Y
      Removes              2       Y        Y        Y
       racking             3       Y        Y        N
      based on             4       Y        N        N
      minimum              5       Y        N        N
          s             Min SKUs YES       YES      NO




Thursday, June 14, 12
DOCK PLANNER
       Within the Dock planner module from the
       menu
                   Select Mode | Settings
                   Select General Settings Change
                    Button
                   The parameters are used to build up:
                         Dock area
                         Sundry pallet area
                                                                     Total
                                                                     Depth




                                                       Total Width

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WAREHOUSE LAYOUT
                        Columns and
                        column logic                 Docks
                                                     and
                                                     Doors          Calculated
     Racking
                                                                    Data




                                                             Office/marshalling area
                              Physical Coordinates

Thursday, June 14, 12
WAREHOUSE LAYOUT
      Input Pallet dimensions.
      Input Pallet clearance, lift off space, flue space (of use default).
              Software automatically builds the racking to those specifications.

                                                                        Chamber
                                                                        height
   Lift Off
    Space
                          Pallet   Pallet                 Pallet    Pallet
                        Beam


        Upright                                           Pallet    Pallet
                          Pallet   Pallet
                        Beam



                          Pallet   Pallet                 Pallet    Pallet


               Clearance                                    Flue

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SLOT MASTER

               Slotting warehouse in
             family groups.
               Run different pick
             sequences in different
             sections of the
             warehouse.
               Able to handle product
             toxicity ratings.
               Hundreds of different
             slotting scenarios to chose
             from.
               Compare different sort
             criteria against each other
             to find optimum slot
             order.




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SLOT MASTER

                        1    2    7    8    9
   Chamber A
                                                 Aisle AA
                        3    4    5    6    10




                        19   18   17   12   11
                                                 Aisle AB
                        20   16   15   14   13




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SLOT MASTER
        The user can define
      pick paths through
      the warehouse
      moving from bay to
      bay
        Sawtooth
        Z Pick Path
        U Pick Path
        Serpentine


        From this, the user
      can define the vertical
      component of a multi
      level pick path




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SLOT MASTER
            Can Support multi-level
        Picking
            Multi-levels & multi sections
        / bay
            The user can define the pick
        slot path the size of the
        shelves.
            Velocity levels can also be
        defined
               Green: Fast
               Gold: Medium
               Red: Slow
            These profiles can be saved
        and applied to an individual
        bay or aisle.




Thursday, June 14, 12
SLOT MASTER
        Slot Master allows the user to import existing locations from ERP or WMS
         system and use as a baseline to optimize the operation.




Thursday, June 14, 12
SLOT MASTER
      Slotting Fundamentals
            Slot by SKU Characteristics, order profiles or family group
            Slotting supports
                     zone picking
                     velocity
                   Weight
                     Cube
                     Slot Capacity
                     Seasonal
                   Custom Algorithms
                     Location and Center of gravity models
                     Multiple pick Sequencing




Thursday, June 14, 12
SLOT MASTER
         Slot Master
          optimization wizard
          allows the user to
          lock or select either
          SKU or location to
          eliminate or include
          in a particular run.
          This feature is ideal
          for slotting new or
          seasonal product
          into the warehouse.




Thursday, June 14, 12
SLOT MASTER
        Cube Utilization
             After slotting the product Slot Master will produce location
            and utilization statistics
             Maximize the storage density in your operation with
            measurable statistics.




Thursday, June 14, 12
SLOT MASTER-HEAT MAPPING


      Automatic Heat
       Mapping reports
       displays velocity plan
       in the warehouse
       Easily created by two
       mouse clicks, no
       cutting or pasting


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BENCHMARK
      Benchmark uses 5 industrial engineered data bases to
       calculate average KPI’s within an operation

      Benchmark captures 72 pieces of information (17 Critical) to
       calculate work levels and performance measure

      Benchmark provides a unique comparison to industry
       averages and target performance

      Benchmark provides the basis for activity based costing in
       the operation, a key necessity for professional logistics
       operations

      Benchmark provides a mathematical representation of the
       22 touch points of labor in an operation, and the key to
       balancing the labor resources amongst the tasks.




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BENCHMARK LAYERING
      We use layering to evaluate different parts of the business
      We can make decisions on how to change the operation of
       certain product groupings and make them more efficient


          Entire         ABC                                      ABC of
         Business       Analysis                  By Customers   Customers

                        A: 200                                    A: 200
                                                                              Or Families
                        CS/Hr                                     CS/Hr


                        B: 175                                    B: 175
                                                                             Second Level ABC
                        CS/Hr      Second Level                   CS/Hr
                                                                               Analysis of
           145                     ABC Analysis      145                        Customers
          CS/Hr                                     CS/Hr
                                    A2: 120                                     A2: 120

                        C: 105      B2: 105                       C: 105        B2: 105
                        CS/Hr                                     CS/Hr
                                     C2: 85                                     C2: 85




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BENCHMARK

                        Text   Text   Text      Text      Text   Text




       Activity                       over extended
                                                                        standard
                                               under
                                               utilized



                                             Time


     The Problem
                       Work mirrors activity
                       Under the standard represents under utilized labour
                       Over the standard typically represents overturn


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RETURN ON INVESTMENT (OPS)

         Typical travel distance is reduced by 10-30%


               Based on industrial averages, 50% of direct labor in the
                warehouse is related to travel.


               Properly slotted facilities can reduce overall labor
                requirements from 5-15% (could be higher if a WMS is
                used).


               Reduced travel distance also reduces the maintenance
                and operating costs of MHE by 5-20%.




Thursday, June 14, 12
RETURN ON INVESTMENT
        Properly slotted facilities increase the storage density by up
         to 30%.

        Handling can be reduced by up to 50% based on improved
         ergonomics and Adjacencies. ( i.e. Weight, crushability,
         family grouping).


        Product damage is reduced by having the right product in
         the right slot type and pick sequence.


        By segregating products in FMS ( Fast, medium, slow) space
         utilization on the base level can be dramatically improved.




Thursday, June 14, 12
SAMPLE ROI CASE
                 $4,000,000 operation


                 50 warehouse staff


                 150,000 sq.ft facility @ $6/sq.ft.


                 5000 SKU’s


                 5000 orders per week ( 4 lines per order)


                 50% bulk pick, 50% each pick


                 16 Material Handling Vehicles


                 Current throughput 42 units/hr/FTE




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SAMPLE ROI

          Decrease travel by 10%
            Net Value on Labor reduction               $120,000
        Decrease handling by 15%
                Net Value on Labor reduction           $ 30,000
        Increase Storage Density 15%
                Net Value on space costs (7500 Sqft)   $ 45,000
        Decrease MHE requirement 10%
                Net Value on maintenance and rental    $ 5,000
        Decrease error rate by 10%
                Net value on labor reduction           $ 4,000

     Total Return on Investment
               $204,000




Thursday, June 14, 12
ABOUT US


                        Management Consulting


                                DC Expert 3.5


                             Warehouse Management


                           Transportation Planning


                        Logistics HealthCheck™


                               Offered by: Stockbridge Consulting Group
                                      161 Ottawa Ave. Suite 405B
                                        Grand Rapids, MI 49503
                                            (800) 809-2515
                                       www.inside-sbcgroup.com
Thursday, June 14, 12

SBC_Group_DC_Expert

  • 1.
    DC EXPERT 3.5 Offered by: Stockbridge Consulting Group 161 Ottawa Ave. Suite 405B Grand Rapids, MI 49503 (800) 809-2515 www.inside-sbcgroup.com Thursday, June 14, 12
  • 2.
    PRODUCTS AND SERVICES  Enterprise  Desk Top  Transportation Management DC Expert  System Transportation Routing & Transport Planning System   Scheduling  Strategic  Professional Services  Strategic Logistics Modeling  Consulting  Health Check  Implementation Thursday, June 14, 12
  • 3.
    INSIGHT CLIENTS  Enterprise Logistics (UK)  Rohm and Haas  3M  Moen  Hannaford Bros.  Sobeys  Acklands Grainger  Fruit of the Loom  Thyssen Krupp  Cadbury  Ryder Logistics  Foodstuffs and Gilmours  Lennox  Fosters Group  Corporate Express  Spectrum Supply Chain  Nissan Canada Solutions  Karry’s Wholesale  Mainfreight International  Grace Kennedy  Unilever  Nestle  Alpha Distribution Solutions  Bridgestone  Apollo Health and Beauty Thursday, June 14, 12
  • 4.
    DC EXPERT 3.5  Maximize your warehouse facility  Increase the cubic utilization of the facility  Decrease overall travel distance and handling in the facility  Apply new or existing models in the warehouse against each other for proof of concept and ROI discussions.  Increase warehouse flexibility to handle new or seasonal products  Quickly react or predict labor requirements  Create a standard set of terminology and tool set for the entire supply chain operation  Comprehensive warehouse slotting and planning (including zone and work balancing Thursday, June 14, 12
  • 5.
    INTEGRATION OF MODULES Reports Data File Data File Export Other Planning Data SKU Rack Selection Dock Planner Benchmark Data Warehouse Layout DXF/CAD Applications Microsoft Excel Reports Slot Master Reports Data File Exports Thursday, June 14, 12
  • 6.
    WHY DC EXPERT?  DC Expert is the only product on the market to integrate all aspects of warehouse planning in one tool set  Interface and data requirements for DC Expert are simple yet unique. Using Access or Excel or CSV formats, any existing enterprise system can feed DC Expert data.  DC Expert is the only planning product to combine warehouse design, location coordinates and slotting in one tool Thursday, June 14, 12
  • 7.
    WHY DC EXPERT?  Slot Master provides unique ability to slot through logical location or physical location  Slot Master automatically calculates cube utilization based on SKU analysis by location  Pre Profiler in Slot Master automatically calculates bay, shelf, bed or location profiles and totals for the facility.  Over 100,000 Algorithms in DC Expert  Benchmark tool allows users to calculate activity KPI’s and then forecast labor and MHE requirements. Thursday, June 14, 12
  • 8.
  • 9.
    FILE DESCRIPTION Field Type Field Size Req'd RS SM Example Description WHSE TEXT 10 Y 1 The warehouse ID ITEM TEXT 25 Y AB123 The SKU number/code as an unique item identifier ITEMRANKING NUMBER SINGLE Y 2 User entered rank of each product - for manual algorithm ITEMRANKINGEXPRESSION EXPRESSION 40 Y Formulated expressions used as criterion on which to sort each item UPCCODE TEXT 14 N 1234-5678 Standard UPC code per client - not required DESCRIPTION TEXT 40 N Merlot Standard Product Description at the SKU level PRODFAM TEXT 10 Y Wines Standard product grouping field - defined as text FAMRANKING NUMBER SINGLE Y 1 User entered rank of each family group FAMRANKINGEXPRESSION EXPRESSION 40 Y Formulated expressions used as criterion on which to sort each family SUPPLIERCODE TEXT 25 Y 26453 Supplier item code which is used to identify the suppliers item SUPPLIERCODE TEXT 20 Y ABC Wines Supplier description or name CASESLAYER NUMBER LONG INTEGER Y 4 Number of cases per layer LAYERSPALLET NUMBER LONG INTEGER Y 3 Number of layers per pallet UNITSMASTERCASE NUMBER LONG INTEGER Y 12 Total numbers of units in a master case ("sum of Inners") MCASEBREAK NUMBER BYTE N Part of an upgrade path - leave blank! MCASEHEIGHT NUMBER SINGLE Y 5 Master case height in inches or metres MCASELENGTH NUMBER SINGLE Y 10 Master case length (depth) in inches or metres MCASEWIDTH NUMBER SINGLE Y 8 Master case width in inches or metres MCASEWEIGHT NUMBER SINGLE Y 200 Mcase case weight in pounds or kilograms Thursday, June 14, 12
  • 10.
    FILE DESCRIPTION Field Type Field Size Req'd RS SM Example Description PHEIGHT NUMBER SINGLE Y 6 Height of the pallet in inches or metres PLENGTH NUMBER SINGLE Y 48 Length (depth) of the pallet in inches or metres PWIDTH NUMBER SINGLE Y 40 Width of the pallet in inches or metres ACTIVE NUMBER BYTE Y 1 1 = Yes; 0 = No: Is the product an active SKU? FLOORSTACK NUMBER BYTE Y 0 1 = Yes; 0 = No: Is the product floor stackable/floor bulk? DECANTABLE NUMBER BYTE Y 1 1 = Yes; 0 = No: Is the product hand bombed inbound/outbound? TOTEABLE NUMBER BYTE Y 1 1 = Yes; 0 = No: Is the product stored in a special bin or fixed container? SPECIAL NUMBER BYTE Y 1 1 = Yes; 0 = No: Is the product specially flagged (user specified) PREPROCESS NUMBER BYTE Y 0 1 = Yes; 0 = No: Is their a pre-process for this product? STACKHEIGHT NUMBER LONG INTEGER Y 0 Applies ONLY if FLOORSTACK = 1: Defines height of the stack on the CRUSHABLE NUMBER SINGLE Y 0 floor TOXICITY NUMBER SINGLE Y 7 Scale from 1-99999: Based on fragility of the picked product AVEACTIVITY NUMBER LONG INTEGER Y 18 Scale from 1-99999: Based on hazardous nature of the product BOH NUMBER LONG INTEGER Y 72 Number of Pallets (or Pallet Equivalents) picked per week BOHPERCENTINPFACE NUMBER % AS DEC. Y 1 Actual number of pallets on hand (pallet quantities) - snapshot MIN_IN_PFACE NUMBER LONG INTEGER Y 0 The Percentage of Total BOH Required in the Physical Pickface MAX_IN_PFACE NUMBER LONG INTEGER Y 99999 The min.amount in the pick face as assigned by the user (def = 0) PICKFACESLOTS NUMBER SINGLE Y 3 The max amount in the pick face as assigned by the user (def = 99999) PICKFACE_CUBEFILL_% NUMBER % AS DEC. Y 0.55 The number of allocated pick face slots - manually defined by user CASEPICK NUMBER BYTE Y 1 The percentage of cube required to be filled within the pick face LOCID NUMBER TEXT N D1203A1 1=Casepick, 0=Pallet Pick User's naming convention or nomenclature Thursday, June 14, 12
  • 11.
    RACK SELECTION  Rack Selection provides the Macro slotting functionality of what type of medium should a product be stored and picked from  Looking at both the physical Fixed costs of a medium and the variable costs around productivity, Rack Selection provides a SKU by SKU analysis of the lowest cost solution  Rack Selection allows users to compare a multitude of storage mediums and real or forecasted data to create models for actionable management decisions Thursday, June 14, 12
  • 12.
    RACK SELECTION PROCESS Item Rack A Rack B Rack C Item Rack Type Rank Variable ($) Calculates fixed Creates a 1 1 A 1 1,500 and variable Matrix 2 1 B 2 1,621 costs then ranks 3 1 C Fail 711 4 each rack type 5 2 B 1 1,782 for each item 2 A 2 1,972 2 C Fail 1,172 Item Rack A Rack B Rack C Check for 1 Y Y Y 3 B 1 3,287 2 Y Y Y 3 A 2 3,982 fit in rack 3 Y Y N type 4 Y N N 4 A 1 1,224 5 Y N N 5 A 1 1,311 Item Rack A Rack B Rack C 1 Y Y Y Removes 2 Y Y Y racking 3 Y Y N based on 4 Y N N minimum 5 Y N N s Min SKUs YES YES NO Thursday, June 14, 12
  • 13.
    DOCK PLANNER Within the Dock planner module from the menu  Select Mode | Settings  Select General Settings Change Button  The parameters are used to build up:  Dock area  Sundry pallet area Total Depth Total Width Thursday, June 14, 12
  • 14.
    WAREHOUSE LAYOUT Columns and column logic Docks and Doors Calculated Racking Data Office/marshalling area Physical Coordinates Thursday, June 14, 12
  • 15.
    WAREHOUSE LAYOUT  Input Pallet dimensions.  Input Pallet clearance, lift off space, flue space (of use default).  Software automatically builds the racking to those specifications. Chamber height Lift Off Space Pallet Pallet Pallet Pallet Beam Upright Pallet Pallet Pallet Pallet Beam Pallet Pallet Pallet Pallet Clearance Flue Thursday, June 14, 12
  • 16.
    SLOT MASTER  Slotting warehouse in family groups.  Run different pick sequences in different sections of the warehouse.  Able to handle product toxicity ratings.  Hundreds of different slotting scenarios to chose from.  Compare different sort criteria against each other to find optimum slot order. Thursday, June 14, 12
  • 17.
    SLOT MASTER 1 2 7 8 9 Chamber A Aisle AA 3 4 5 6 10 19 18 17 12 11 Aisle AB 20 16 15 14 13 Thursday, June 14, 12
  • 18.
    SLOT MASTER  The user can define pick paths through the warehouse moving from bay to bay  Sawtooth  Z Pick Path  U Pick Path  Serpentine  From this, the user can define the vertical component of a multi level pick path Thursday, June 14, 12
  • 19.
    SLOT MASTER  Can Support multi-level Picking  Multi-levels & multi sections / bay  The user can define the pick slot path the size of the shelves.  Velocity levels can also be defined  Green: Fast  Gold: Medium  Red: Slow  These profiles can be saved and applied to an individual bay or aisle. Thursday, June 14, 12
  • 20.
    SLOT MASTER  Slot Master allows the user to import existing locations from ERP or WMS system and use as a baseline to optimize the operation. Thursday, June 14, 12
  • 21.
    SLOT MASTER  Slotting Fundamentals  Slot by SKU Characteristics, order profiles or family group  Slotting supports  zone picking  velocity  Weight  Cube  Slot Capacity  Seasonal  Custom Algorithms  Location and Center of gravity models  Multiple pick Sequencing Thursday, June 14, 12
  • 22.
    SLOT MASTER  Slot Master optimization wizard allows the user to lock or select either SKU or location to eliminate or include in a particular run. This feature is ideal for slotting new or seasonal product into the warehouse. Thursday, June 14, 12
  • 23.
    SLOT MASTER  Cube Utilization  After slotting the product Slot Master will produce location and utilization statistics  Maximize the storage density in your operation with measurable statistics. Thursday, June 14, 12
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    SLOT MASTER-HEAT MAPPING Automatic Heat Mapping reports displays velocity plan in the warehouse  Easily created by two mouse clicks, no cutting or pasting 24 Thursday, June 14, 12
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    BENCHMARK  Benchmark uses 5 industrial engineered data bases to calculate average KPI’s within an operation  Benchmark captures 72 pieces of information (17 Critical) to calculate work levels and performance measure  Benchmark provides a unique comparison to industry averages and target performance  Benchmark provides the basis for activity based costing in the operation, a key necessity for professional logistics operations  Benchmark provides a mathematical representation of the 22 touch points of labor in an operation, and the key to balancing the labor resources amongst the tasks. Thursday, June 14, 12
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    BENCHMARK LAYERING  We use layering to evaluate different parts of the business  We can make decisions on how to change the operation of certain product groupings and make them more efficient Entire ABC ABC of Business Analysis By Customers Customers A: 200 A: 200 Or Families CS/Hr CS/Hr B: 175 B: 175 Second Level ABC CS/Hr Second Level CS/Hr Analysis of 145 ABC Analysis 145 Customers CS/Hr CS/Hr A2: 120 A2: 120 C: 105 B2: 105 C: 105 B2: 105 CS/Hr CS/Hr C2: 85 C2: 85 Thursday, June 14, 12
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    BENCHMARK Text Text Text Text Text Text Activity over extended standard under utilized Time The Problem  Work mirrors activity  Under the standard represents under utilized labour  Over the standard typically represents overturn Thursday, June 14, 12
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    RETURN ON INVESTMENT(OPS)  Typical travel distance is reduced by 10-30%  Based on industrial averages, 50% of direct labor in the warehouse is related to travel.  Properly slotted facilities can reduce overall labor requirements from 5-15% (could be higher if a WMS is used).  Reduced travel distance also reduces the maintenance and operating costs of MHE by 5-20%. Thursday, June 14, 12
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    RETURN ON INVESTMENT  Properly slotted facilities increase the storage density by up to 30%.  Handling can be reduced by up to 50% based on improved ergonomics and Adjacencies. ( i.e. Weight, crushability, family grouping).  Product damage is reduced by having the right product in the right slot type and pick sequence.  By segregating products in FMS ( Fast, medium, slow) space utilization on the base level can be dramatically improved. Thursday, June 14, 12
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    SAMPLE ROI CASE  $4,000,000 operation  50 warehouse staff  150,000 sq.ft facility @ $6/sq.ft.  5000 SKU’s  5000 orders per week ( 4 lines per order)  50% bulk pick, 50% each pick  16 Material Handling Vehicles  Current throughput 42 units/hr/FTE Thursday, June 14, 12
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    SAMPLE ROI  Decrease travel by 10%  Net Value on Labor reduction $120,000  Decrease handling by 15%  Net Value on Labor reduction $ 30,000  Increase Storage Density 15%  Net Value on space costs (7500 Sqft) $ 45,000  Decrease MHE requirement 10%  Net Value on maintenance and rental $ 5,000  Decrease error rate by 10%  Net value on labor reduction $ 4,000 Total Return on Investment $204,000 Thursday, June 14, 12
  • 32.
    ABOUT US Management Consulting DC Expert 3.5 Warehouse Management Transportation Planning Logistics HealthCheck™ Offered by: Stockbridge Consulting Group 161 Ottawa Ave. Suite 405B Grand Rapids, MI 49503 (800) 809-2515 www.inside-sbcgroup.com Thursday, June 14, 12