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Managing your Logistics Supply Chain Paul Winkler Industry Marketing Specialist Consumer Vertical Support Group J.D. Edwards. Are You Feeling the Squeeze?. Earnings per Share (EPS). Increasing Customer Demands . Recent Consumer Packaged Goods Headlines.
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Managing yourLogisticsSupply ChainPaul WinklerIndustry Marketing SpecialistConsumer Vertical Support GroupJ.D. Edwards
Are You Feeling the Squeeze? Earnings per Share (EPS) Increasing Customer Demands
Recent Consumer Packaged Goods Headlines • Profits aren’t flowing like they used to at packaged goods companies. Can green ketchup and Tuna in a Pouch Save Heinz? - Fortune 9/18/00 pg 194 • Grupo Bimbo aims to boost Mexican biscuit market share - Reuters 13Oct2000 • “Sustainable high levels of sales and profit growth continued to elude many grocery manufacturers, retailers and wholesalers and Wall Street yawned at future projections for growth.” - Grocery Manufacturers of America
So, what to do? • Supply Chain – EPS Connection Optimize Internally • Extend the Supply Chain – Collaboration • Internet Economy • Getting to “E”, studies, polls
How can you relieve the pressure? Understand the Supply Chain – Financial Connection • Executives know that using SCM is a technique to lower overall operating costs but….it can be also used to drive earnings. • Over time, company valuation tends to be driven by • Growth • Profitability • Capital Utilization
Supply Chain’s Potential Impact on Stock of Companies Revenue +1% = Stock Price +5% Operating Unit Expenses -1%= Stock price +6% Inventory Turns +20% = Stock Price +6% Day’s Sales Outstanding -5% = Stock Price +5% Fixed Asset Utilization +5% = Stock Price +3% Average Company on S&P Industrials per S. Timme – Finlistics Solutions
Yesterday’s Business Model: The Introverted Organization Inventory Finance ERP Shop Floor Distribution
Today’s Business Model:The Extroverted Enterprise Customers Vendors Collaboration Suppliers Outsourcers
Increasing Competitive Advantage Source: Gartner Group DigitalMarket-places Supply ChainPlanning Design 3PL Contract MFG. Value SelfService VMI Procure-ment EDI Forecasting Telephone Fax Collaboration
Supplier Consumer Retailer Distributor Broker Manufacturer Consumer Supply Chains -Today Linear, sequential processing - each entity is limited by the entity before it with regard to knowledge of what is really going on!
Consumer Broker Retailer Manufacturer Distributor Supplier J. D. Edwards Consumer E-Solutions - Vision Every participant in the Value Chain has a view of the Consumer! “Consumer Centric world”
New business processes Trading communities Inter-enterprise collaboration Personalized response and speed “New Economy” = Changes
The New Bottom Line • The new economy opportunity is enormous • Participation in trading communities a requirement? • New technology foundation to support collaborative business processes required • Speed
A CPG Perspective on the Internet Consumer Goods Technology Magazine 5 Most Important Market Forces : 2000 • Pressure to reduce overall supply chain costs 47% • Pressure to compress total market cycle 40% • Greater buyer concentration & power 26% • Pressure to collaborate more effectively with partners 25% • Movement toward a more global marketplace 21% • Transform into an e-business (#8) 18%
A CPG Perspective on the Internet Consumer Goods Technology Magazine First 5 Focus Area in E-Marketplaces • MRO (maint,repair,office)/indirect e-procurement 28.2% • Transportation 26.9% • Company’s Own Exchange 21.4% • Supplier Vertical (e-chemicals etc.) 20.5% • Data Synchronization 20.5%
A CPG Perspective on the Internet Grocery manufacturers of America Survey Motivation to Increase e—business budgets • Increase efficiencies with trading partners 71% • Improve internal efficiencies 67% • Build brand awareness 64% • Increase sales with trading partners 60% • Increase Customer Relationship Management 60% • Protect market share 57%
One Last Word Old Economy versus New Economy