The document discusses supply chain concepts including defining a supply chain as a network of stages that fulfill customer demand and includes manufacturers, suppliers, transporters, warehouses, retailers, and customers. It provides examples of supply chains for Dell and Toyota. Key problems in managing supply chains are discussed as customer service goals, facility location, inventory decisions, and transportation. Decision levels in supply chain management are defined as strategic, tactical, and operational with examples given. Logistics costs for the economy and manufacturing firms are presented.
This presentation deals with the basics of Supply Chain Management.It gives short notes on what is it that makes a complete supply chain network and industrial terminologies are explained here.
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Supply chain concepts
1. Supply Chain: Basic Concepts
• What is a Supply Chain?
• What are the problems involved in Supply
Chain Management?
• What are the levels of planning in Supply
Chain Management?
ISyE 3103 Supply Chain Modeling: Logistics Siddhartha Maheshwary
2. What is a Supply Chain?
• It is not a “one-way” chain, but a network
of stages
• Consists of all stages involved in fulfilling
customer demand
• Includes: Manufacturers, External
Suppliers, Vendors, Transporters,
Warehouses, Retailers, Customers
ISyE 3103 Supply Chain Modeling: Logistics Siddhartha Maheshwary
3. Schematic of a Nationwide
Supply Chain
ISyE 3103 Supply Chain Modeling: Logistics Siddhartha Maheshwary
5. Example: Dell
• Customer
• Website
• Assembly Plants
• Warehouses
• Dell’s suppliers and their suppliers
• Dell “builds-to-order”
• Dell does not have retailers, wholesalers
ISyE 3103 Supply Chain Modeling: Logistics Siddhartha Maheshwary
6. Example: Toyota
• Produces nearly 900,000 vehicles annually
• Over 35 manufacturing plants in 25 countries
outside of Japan
• For plants in the U.S., supply parts are shipped
across the Pacific, and transported on rail
• Deliveries are scheduled to the minute to keep
inventories low (Just-in-time)
• Complicated network with uncertainties
ISyE 3103 Supply Chain Modeling: Logistics Siddhartha Maheshwary
7. Problems in Managing the
Supply Chain
• Customer Service Goals
• Facility Location
• Inventory Decisions
• Transportation
ISyE 3103 Supply Chain Modeling: Logistics Siddhartha Maheshwary
8. Decision Levels
• Strategic:
– Long term, permanence of many years
• Tactical
– Intermediate time range, usually three months
to a year
• Operational
– Short range, week or less
ISyE 3103 Supply Chain Modeling: Logistics Siddhartha Maheshwary
12. Logistics: True Magnitude
ISyE 3103 Supply Chain Modeling: Logistics Siddhartha Maheshwary
• Compaq estimates it lost $0.5 billion to $1 billion in
sales in 1995 because laptops were not available when
and where needed
• P&G estimates it saved retail customers $65 million
by collaboration resulting in a better match of supply
and demand
• When the 1 gig processor was introduced by AMD,
the price of the 800 meg processor dropped by 30%
• Kmart versus Walmart
Editor's Notes
Customer Service Goals: customer satisfaction is the key in success, low levels of service allow centralized inventories at fewer locations and less expensive transportation, allows long lead times. When service levels are pushed up, logistics costs rise, need higher inventory, faster (expensive) transportation
Facility Location: Geographic placement of facilities has long-term impact, cannot change these decisions, are more permanent, need to decide where to locate, how many, which facility will serve which one, what will be the mode of transportation
Inventory Decisions: Can either allocate (push) inventories to stocking points, or pull them as need arises. How much to store, what to store where? Key ingredient of sound logistical policy
Transport Strategy: Mode selection, routing, shipment size, scheduling. Inventory levels also respond to transportation strategy
Strategic: long term, characterized by their permanence and importance, usually there’s lack of quantitative and validated data, typically require “vision”, typically need long term forecasts with huge amounts of uncertainty need to be considered
Tactical: 3 months to a year typically, typically based on a mixture of internal (like sales forecasts) and external data (like the economy, exchange rates etc.)
Operational: typically have permanence of week or less, use of ERP systems etc have provide extensive operational data, savings or penalties associated typically affect the performance level (eg., lack of operational planning might leave some customers dissatisfied)
This is in incomplete picture, it gives only a cost based estimate
This is in incomplete picture, it gives only a cost based estimate
Improving logistics does not mean that the company benefits by these amounts, the benefits are much more
Similarly not handling logistics properly will not increase costs just by these amounts, the repercussions are far more
Conclusion: Logistics affect overall business success, it should not be looked in isolation but should be considered together with other core competencies
Companies can succeed or fail because of logistics: Kmart versus Walmart, Dell versus the rest
This is in incomplete picture, it gives only a cost based estimate
Improving logistics does not mean that the company benefits by these amounts, the benefits are much more
Similarly not handling logistics properly will not increase costs just by these amounts, the repercussions are far more
Conclusion: Logistics affect overall business success, it should not be looked in isolation but should be considered together with other core competencies
Companies can succeed or fail because of logistics: Kmart versus Walmart, Dell versus the rest