Supply Chain Solutions Overview Michael Ereli Supply Chain Connect, LLC [email_address]
Focused on Innovating and Improving the Buying Process Worldwide Through a unique combination of Market information Industry expertise E-commerce solutions Active network of trading partners With two primary business lines: Collaboration Hubs eNegotiation Solutions Backed by strong global presence:  Privately held, founded in 1995 Employees in US, Europe Serving over 100 companies worldwide, in chemicals, cable & wire, and other manufacturing industries
Supply Chain Solutions Overview Collaboration Hubs Hosted transaction processing and supporting supply chain applications: Order management Inventory visibility VMI eNegotiation Solutions Managed Events Professional services Trading Center
eNegotiation Solutions
eNegotiation Solutions Provide Efficient and Effective Negotiation Online eBid – What and When? Any product, service that is paper biddable with value of more than $100,000 Item to be auctioned must be clearly and completely described Buyer has the ability to choose between bidders Switching cost is substantially below expected benefits Minimum of two interested bidders Use in any market condition when you must negotiate Event-based transaction model for either simple or very complex electronic reverse (buy) auctions Extremely effective for time efficiency, process optimization and liquidity concentration
On-line Bidding facilitates these negotiation characteristics Interactive Competition - bidders compete on neutral platform Transparent Feedback - all bidders receive unbiased information on the quality of their bids Dynamic Bidding - Market dynamics at work Expressive Bidding permits introduction of creative offers from bidders into on-line bid format
On-line bid negotiations are successful for many categories of direct and indirect materials and services Chemicals Acids, solvents Pigments Stabilizers, additives Commodity resins Specialty inorganics Anti-oxidants Commodity olefins, feedstocks Services Security Survey Temp Labor Janitorial Printing Hotel Rooms Auto Leases Services Security Engineering Temp Labor Janitorial Printing Hotel Rooms Auto Leases Industrial Equipment Reactors Injection Molders Autoclaves Tanks Packaging Drums, pails, semi-bulk containers Metal, Plastic, Fiber Corrugated Packaging Pallets, Wrap Energy Electricity Natural Gas Coal
On-line bids produce results Cost Reduction/Avoidance:  5-15% depending on commodity  Market dynamics determine final price  Level playing field for all suppliers- Incumbent supremacy is challenged by the market Non-price soft factors are assessed quantitatively
Select eNegotiation Customer List HB Fuller Ecolabs DuPont Dow Clariant Celanese Basell BP Shell Rubbermaid Rohm & Haas Solutia Solvay Tyco Plastics GE Plastics Honeywell
Collaboration Hubs
Collaboration hubs maximize efficiency and optimize costs Single electronic communications hub to automate exchange of transaction data  With customers, suppliers,  third party service providers A llow companies to concentrate on  core competencies Streamlines processes and  reduces costs   Reduced errors and rework Increased supplier and customer satisfaction  Need for costly private connections eliminated  Logistics costs cut Improved replenishment decisions based on more timely and accurate information
Supply Chain Connect Credentials SCC has deployed over 50 distinct collaboration hubs in the chemical, cable, and other manufacturing industries: Including General Cable, Honeywell, Lubrizol, Lyondell, Corning, and Pirelli Processing over 30,000 transactions per month Supporting over 350 suppliers & buyers connected to hubs With offices in US, UK, and Europe Integrated with many different ERP and operational systems, including SAP, Oracle, and AS/400 systems Using a variety of standards and protocols: CIDX, RosettaNet, AS2, EDI (ANSI X.12), NAED We have blue chip alliance partners to help deliver overall solutions: Packaging: Mondi Packaging RFID Hardware: Paxar US ERP Integration: Atos-Origin Demand Planning: Supply Chain Consultants - Zemeter Logistics Optimization: Barloworld - Optimus
Customer benefits are real and measurable Inventory &  working capital reduction Reduction in administration costs  and paper processing.  Case studies have shown: 50% reduction  in cost of purchasing 75% reduction  in time taken to produce and share forecast data 45% reduction  in time taken to process a purchase order Opportunity for headcount reduction Less staff needed to send & receive telephone, fax or email orders Customers order electronically from all suppliers
Multiple business processes supported Order Fulfillment Order Create through Invoice Order Settlement Invoice through Payment Logistics Load Tender through  Freight Bill VMI Inventory through Invoice Collaborative Planning Forecast through Shipment
How it works We provide an integration interface into a client's ERP system to extract order, planning, logistics, inventory, or billing data. This can then be shared between the client and their suppliers. This approach means that the client can continue to use their existing systems, with no training required.  Our connectivity technology securely routes client data and makes it accessible via a web browser to specified suppliers, with no need for integration.  For automation of transactions, we also provides capability to integrate into relevant supply chain partners’ systems: via EDI or direct ERP connections.  Our order management, inventory and demand visibility applications provide web-based tools to review information and receive exception alerts.  Our systems are fully RFID enabled and can provide full data layer visibility of inventory tracked using RFID technologies.
Flexible Connectivity Alternatives: An Example Connection Types: FTP (Flat File) FTP (EDIFACT) AS2 (XML) AS2 (EDI) XML (RNIF – RosettaNet) XML (HTTP Post) Fax (XML conversion) SAP R/3 B2B Gateway Collaboration Hub Web Browser 150 Supply Chain Partners Raw material suppliers MRO/Indirect suppliers Logistic providers ERP Hub/VAN
Current Customer Base and Volume Approximately 9 active collaboration hubs, including: Chemical, Cable, and other industries Direct and indirect materials Connecting to over 500 suppliers Automating order management, logistics, inventory and production planning processes Current production transaction volume is approximately 30,000 transactions per day
Collaboration Hubs – Offering Summary Order management automation Various commonly used processes can all be automated through the collaboration hub as order placement, acknowledgements, advanced shipping notifications, receipts Supply Chain Visibility Sharing critical data and applications with multiple supply chain partners outside the company’s own firewall Vendor Managed Inventory & Replenishment Ordering By providing inventory, forecast and usage information, suppliers can be confident in taking responsibility for managing supply and inventory, often with the added advantage of reducing overall inventory levels Connectivity Hub Cost efficient and future proof way of integrating large number of supply chain partners RFID inventory tracking We offer RFID solutions, including event management and sharing of RFID-based inventory data with supply chain partners
We provide a full scope of services to identify and deploy collaboration solutions  eBusiness Strategic Planning Opportunity Assessment Customer/Supplier Analysis Planning Workshops Process Redesign and Improvement Tool Evaluation and Selection Architecture Design Custom Development Supplier/Customer on-boarding Supplier/Customer Training Project Management Performance analysis Testing and Certification Service Level Maintenance System enhancements Problem resolution and escalation Ongoing process improvement and compliance Performance measurement and reporting Design Build Run

Supply Chain Connect Overview

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    Supply Chain SolutionsOverview Michael Ereli Supply Chain Connect, LLC [email_address]
  • 2.
    Focused on Innovatingand Improving the Buying Process Worldwide Through a unique combination of Market information Industry expertise E-commerce solutions Active network of trading partners With two primary business lines: Collaboration Hubs eNegotiation Solutions Backed by strong global presence: Privately held, founded in 1995 Employees in US, Europe Serving over 100 companies worldwide, in chemicals, cable & wire, and other manufacturing industries
  • 3.
    Supply Chain SolutionsOverview Collaboration Hubs Hosted transaction processing and supporting supply chain applications: Order management Inventory visibility VMI eNegotiation Solutions Managed Events Professional services Trading Center
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    eNegotiation Solutions ProvideEfficient and Effective Negotiation Online eBid – What and When? Any product, service that is paper biddable with value of more than $100,000 Item to be auctioned must be clearly and completely described Buyer has the ability to choose between bidders Switching cost is substantially below expected benefits Minimum of two interested bidders Use in any market condition when you must negotiate Event-based transaction model for either simple or very complex electronic reverse (buy) auctions Extremely effective for time efficiency, process optimization and liquidity concentration
  • 6.
    On-line Bidding facilitatesthese negotiation characteristics Interactive Competition - bidders compete on neutral platform Transparent Feedback - all bidders receive unbiased information on the quality of their bids Dynamic Bidding - Market dynamics at work Expressive Bidding permits introduction of creative offers from bidders into on-line bid format
  • 7.
    On-line bid negotiationsare successful for many categories of direct and indirect materials and services Chemicals Acids, solvents Pigments Stabilizers, additives Commodity resins Specialty inorganics Anti-oxidants Commodity olefins, feedstocks Services Security Survey Temp Labor Janitorial Printing Hotel Rooms Auto Leases Services Security Engineering Temp Labor Janitorial Printing Hotel Rooms Auto Leases Industrial Equipment Reactors Injection Molders Autoclaves Tanks Packaging Drums, pails, semi-bulk containers Metal, Plastic, Fiber Corrugated Packaging Pallets, Wrap Energy Electricity Natural Gas Coal
  • 8.
    On-line bids produceresults Cost Reduction/Avoidance: 5-15% depending on commodity Market dynamics determine final price Level playing field for all suppliers- Incumbent supremacy is challenged by the market Non-price soft factors are assessed quantitatively
  • 9.
    Select eNegotiation CustomerList HB Fuller Ecolabs DuPont Dow Clariant Celanese Basell BP Shell Rubbermaid Rohm & Haas Solutia Solvay Tyco Plastics GE Plastics Honeywell
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    Collaboration hubs maximizeefficiency and optimize costs Single electronic communications hub to automate exchange of transaction data With customers, suppliers, third party service providers A llow companies to concentrate on core competencies Streamlines processes and reduces costs Reduced errors and rework Increased supplier and customer satisfaction Need for costly private connections eliminated Logistics costs cut Improved replenishment decisions based on more timely and accurate information
  • 12.
    Supply Chain ConnectCredentials SCC has deployed over 50 distinct collaboration hubs in the chemical, cable, and other manufacturing industries: Including General Cable, Honeywell, Lubrizol, Lyondell, Corning, and Pirelli Processing over 30,000 transactions per month Supporting over 350 suppliers & buyers connected to hubs With offices in US, UK, and Europe Integrated with many different ERP and operational systems, including SAP, Oracle, and AS/400 systems Using a variety of standards and protocols: CIDX, RosettaNet, AS2, EDI (ANSI X.12), NAED We have blue chip alliance partners to help deliver overall solutions: Packaging: Mondi Packaging RFID Hardware: Paxar US ERP Integration: Atos-Origin Demand Planning: Supply Chain Consultants - Zemeter Logistics Optimization: Barloworld - Optimus
  • 13.
    Customer benefits arereal and measurable Inventory & working capital reduction Reduction in administration costs and paper processing. Case studies have shown: 50% reduction in cost of purchasing 75% reduction in time taken to produce and share forecast data 45% reduction in time taken to process a purchase order Opportunity for headcount reduction Less staff needed to send & receive telephone, fax or email orders Customers order electronically from all suppliers
  • 14.
    Multiple business processessupported Order Fulfillment Order Create through Invoice Order Settlement Invoice through Payment Logistics Load Tender through Freight Bill VMI Inventory through Invoice Collaborative Planning Forecast through Shipment
  • 15.
    How it worksWe provide an integration interface into a client's ERP system to extract order, planning, logistics, inventory, or billing data. This can then be shared between the client and their suppliers. This approach means that the client can continue to use their existing systems, with no training required. Our connectivity technology securely routes client data and makes it accessible via a web browser to specified suppliers, with no need for integration. For automation of transactions, we also provides capability to integrate into relevant supply chain partners’ systems: via EDI or direct ERP connections. Our order management, inventory and demand visibility applications provide web-based tools to review information and receive exception alerts. Our systems are fully RFID enabled and can provide full data layer visibility of inventory tracked using RFID technologies.
  • 16.
    Flexible Connectivity Alternatives:An Example Connection Types: FTP (Flat File) FTP (EDIFACT) AS2 (XML) AS2 (EDI) XML (RNIF – RosettaNet) XML (HTTP Post) Fax (XML conversion) SAP R/3 B2B Gateway Collaboration Hub Web Browser 150 Supply Chain Partners Raw material suppliers MRO/Indirect suppliers Logistic providers ERP Hub/VAN
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    Current Customer Baseand Volume Approximately 9 active collaboration hubs, including: Chemical, Cable, and other industries Direct and indirect materials Connecting to over 500 suppliers Automating order management, logistics, inventory and production planning processes Current production transaction volume is approximately 30,000 transactions per day
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    Collaboration Hubs –Offering Summary Order management automation Various commonly used processes can all be automated through the collaboration hub as order placement, acknowledgements, advanced shipping notifications, receipts Supply Chain Visibility Sharing critical data and applications with multiple supply chain partners outside the company’s own firewall Vendor Managed Inventory & Replenishment Ordering By providing inventory, forecast and usage information, suppliers can be confident in taking responsibility for managing supply and inventory, often with the added advantage of reducing overall inventory levels Connectivity Hub Cost efficient and future proof way of integrating large number of supply chain partners RFID inventory tracking We offer RFID solutions, including event management and sharing of RFID-based inventory data with supply chain partners
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    We provide afull scope of services to identify and deploy collaboration solutions eBusiness Strategic Planning Opportunity Assessment Customer/Supplier Analysis Planning Workshops Process Redesign and Improvement Tool Evaluation and Selection Architecture Design Custom Development Supplier/Customer on-boarding Supplier/Customer Training Project Management Performance analysis Testing and Certification Service Level Maintenance System enhancements Problem resolution and escalation Ongoing process improvement and compliance Performance measurement and reporting Design Build Run