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Operate a Logistics Company (Case Study 3) (Overview and first 3 Runs). EGN 5621 Enterprise Systems Collaboration Fall, 2011. Gain the experience of running a logistics company Learn to use process management as a competitive edge. Learn to use the ERP system to support business strategies
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Operate a Logistics Company (Case Study 3)(Overview and first 3 Runs) EGN 5621 Enterprise Systems CollaborationFall, 2011
Gain the experience of running a logistics company • Learn to use process management as a competitive edge. • Learn to use the ERP system to support business strategies • Appreciate the concepts and benefits of enterprise systems systems integration Learning Objectives
Each team consists of up to 4 members. • Each team operates a logistics company selling dairy products. • Using standard reports, each team makes business decisions in order to optimize the profitability of its operations. Logistics Game
Each company owns a main warehouse which receives and stores products ithas purchased from a dairy cooperative. Business Environment Design
Eachregion has unique preferencesrelated to the productsitwishes to purchasefromyourcompany. Preferences change everygame. The Market’sPreferences
You willneed to set-upprices for yourproducts. The price for eachproductwillbeapplied to all 3 regions. One Price List in Distribution Channel 16
You will have to manage transportation fees with care in order to maximize your company’s profits. Cost : 1000 € per PO Transportation Fees Cost : 100 € per regionaltranfer
You must determine a logistics strategy in order to make your products available for sales through your regional storage location. OR LogisticsStrategy
A Push strategy specified the quantity of each product to be delivered to each area and the number of days between deliveries. A Push LogisticsStrategy
A Pull strategy specifies the target quantity for each product in each area and the number of days between deliveries. A Pull LogisticsStrategy
Each round will last 10 days(a bit more than one minute per day) • No initial inventory for each product. • End-of-round inventory is carried over to the next round. • You may sell a product only if the stock is available through your regional storage location. • You are competing against other teams. • Your objective is to maximize profits. Rules of the Game
There are warehousing costs whenever the company’s total inventory exceeds 4,000 boxes. The cost is 100 € per day for eachadditional 100 boxes exceeding 4,000. • Market size: About € 6,000 per company per day. • Lead time fromsuppliers: 1 – 3 days • Lead time to customers: 1 – 3 days Rules of the Game
Plan for independent requirement for each finished product (MD61) • Run MRP (MD01) • Covert purchase requisitions to purchase orders (ME59N) • Transfer stock (ZMb1B) • Maintain prices for each products (VK32) • Check reports • Purchase order report (ZME2N) • Inventory report (ZMB52) • Summary sales report (ZVC2) • Sales report (ZVA05) • Financial statement (F.01) Major Business Activities
Make sure that the regional warehouses have the required stock needed to meet demand while reducing the delivery, purchase order numbers, and warehouse cost. • To excel, each company must have a good strategy; departments must coordinate their efforts efficiently, respond to market requirement/changes quickly, and use the ERP system effectively. Major Business Activities
15 min 15 min 15 min 10 days 10 days 10 days Round … Round 8 Round 1 Game layout
Client will be provided by the instructor Login: logistics_$# Where $ is your team letter And # is your number Password: ERPSIM You will have to change your password the first time you enter Login information
Top Menu: Extras / Settings / Display technical names SAP Menu & Navigation
Logistics Game: Round 1 15 min 10 days
First Screen Second Screen Forecasting
16 Maintain Prices for DC 16
Logistics Game: Round 1 15 min 10 days
Now start the simulator for 10 days The Logistics Game: Round 1 (10 days)
Logistics Game: Round 2 - 8 15 min 10 days