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FWSI - FESC Showcase

This showcase demonstrates the positioning of a business scenario involving stock replenishment when the stock is below a pre-defined safety threshold value for critical parts with longer lead times or commonly shared inventory. It showcases supply chain visibility and the use of a customer's inventory service provider.

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FWSI - FESC Showcase

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  1. FWSI - FESC Showcase Supply Chain Visibility - Safety Stock Level Check 23 February 2005

  2. Positioning of Business Scenario • Stock replenishment when the stock is below a pre-defined safety threshold value for parts that are either: • Critical • Longer Lead Time to deliver • Commonly Shared

  3. Firewall Customer’s Inventory Service Provider Supplier 1 Hong Kong Firewall Internet Internet China Vendor Managed Inventory - Scenario Overview Trigger A: Stock Safety Level Control Tier 1 Tier 2 Customer: Company A Singapore USA Order Fulfillment Response Order Replenishment Request

  4. Part Supplier (PS) (Sales) Purchasing @ Part Supplier Store @ Part Supplier Vendor Managed Inventory - Detailed Scenario Issue Part (on demand) Customer’s Inventory’s Service Provider (Hong Kong) Company A (USA) 1a Production Order 1b Tier 2 (China) Replenish Part (batch) DO Tier 1 (Singapore) 5 Deliver RM 6 DO Raw Material @ RM Supplier 2 Part Supplier Purchase Order Material Plans • Notes: • 3 parties involved: • Customer (MNC) • Part Supplier (Vendor) • RM Supplier • Part: • Critical Part • Long Lead time • Commonly shared 3a Part (FG) Transfer 3b Kit RMAnd Issue Material Plans RM Information MRP 4 Legends: Not in Scope Production @ Part Supplier RM: Raw Material FG: Finish Good DO: Delivery Order

  5. Use Cases • Parts/Order Release (by Customer) • Parts/Order Replenishment (by Third Party Inventory Service Provider) • Conduct MRP Run (By Part Supplier) (i/o: BOM + Qty) • Analyze raw materials (by Supplier Purchasing Department) • Receive MRP plan • Raw materials delivery (by RM Supplier) • Issue Delivery Order • Update Inventory Level (by Part Supplier Store) • Receive MRP plan (for Kitting) • Receive raw materials • Receive Delivery Order • Dispatch raw materials to shop floor (not in scope) • Receive finished good from shop floor (not in scope) • Issue finished good to Third Party Inventory Service Provider’s warehouse • Update Inventory Level (by Third Party Inventory Service Provider) • Receive Delivery Order

  6. Service Management User Management Transformer Secure SOAP Mgt Notification Engine Sensory Functional Elements • Six elements have been identified for building the applications Service monitoring and logging. User access control Presentation of inventoryinformation to differentformat Securing the some orall of the inventoryinformation betweensupplier and customer Notify user via emailor SMS, etc Detect end user’s device

  7. ProposedSchedule Complete Dev & Testing(25 Mar) Confirmation CD Cost(4 Mar) FWSI Cut Into CD(30 Mar) Demo Scenario Finalized (28 Feb) Testing @ IDA(01 Apr) Demo(06 Apr) Feb Mar Apr

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