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ISQA 479

ISQA 479. Information Supply Chain Integration. Key Concepts. Clockspeed Influences on Supply Chain Strategy of Demand Uncertainty NPI Frequency Postponement Standardization Push/Pull Boundaries Supplier Involvement in NPI Batch Ordering. On the Value of Information.

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ISQA 479

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  1. ISQA 479 Information Supply Chain Integration

  2. Key Concepts • Clockspeed • Influences on Supply Chain Strategy of • Demand Uncertainty • NPI Frequency • Postponement • Standardization • Push/Pull Boundaries • Supplier Involvement in NPI • Batch Ordering

  3. On the Value of Information • Better Forecasting • Information Replaces Inventory • Lead Times • Price Fluctuations • Perceptions of Scarcity • Bullwhip Effect • Panic Buying

  4. Methods for Coping with the Bullwhip Effect • Reducing Uncertainty • Reducing Variability • Lead Time Reduction • Strategic Partnerships

  5. Forecasting and Inventory Management • Min/Max • ROP • Order-up-to Level • Moving Averages of Demand • VMI and Other Strategic Partnerships • Push/Pull Boundaries

  6. Supply Chain Trade-offs • Economies of Scale/ICC • Transportation Economies/ICC • Transportation Velocity Tradeoffs • Variety/ICC • Customer Service • ICC • Transportation • DC Locations

  7. Risks and Benefits of Information Sharing • Benefits • Risks

  8. Barilla

  9. Square Root Rule New Inventory Level = Old Inventory Level X Square Root of Number of New Warehouses/Number of Old Warehouses • This Maintains the Same Service Level

  10. The Great Inventory Correction

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