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Supply Chain Management & Logistics Toolbox

A presentation template with editable visualizations of logistic chain diagrams, schematics, and pictograms for supply chain management and logistics. Includes shapes, examples, and illustrations in vector format.

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Supply Chain Management & Logistics Toolbox

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  1. infoDiagram: Graphical elements for presentation Supply Chain Management & Logistics Toolbox(presentation template with editable visualizations of logistic chain diagrams/schemes, pictograms…) License: standard(commercial use, 1 user, no reselling rights, no right to give to third person) Provider: www.infoDiagram.com In case of questions, license extensions to small team or whole company etc. don’t hesitate to contact us: info@infoDiagram.com These InfoDiagram illustrations are built in Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 and provided in PPTX (Open XML) format. The illustrations can be imported also into older PowerPoint versions (PPT files), MS Word or MS Excel, MS Office applications for Apple, Keynote or OpenOffice Impress – in all applications able to open the standard PowerPoint file (PPTX format). Ver2.1, 19.01.2014

  2. Supply Chain ToolboxShapes, Pictograms & Examples in vector format. Fully editable! Schematic Shapes sets for modelling any Supply Chain according to the industry-standard methodology. Supply Chain Pictograms for creative visualization. Hand drawn like scribble style: Standard sharp shapes with a shine: Rounded shapes with a shine: And several real life examples

  3. Production Production facility, factory, producer, supplier Fully editable shapes,you can change colors yourself to fit your style Production facility with cooling processes Cooling Production process Assembly Packaging

  4. Storage, Distribution, Retail Storage (with cooling) Fully editable shapes: Regional DC, DC1 Distribution Centre DC (big, small, DC with cooling) Wholesale (with cooling) Local retail Local DC, DC2 Retail, shop (big, small), consumption

  5. Transport Transportation modes: Icons are fully editable: Pallets:

  6. Shapes (rounded shapes, gradient style) 5d Stock point 5 days of stock Production facility Production lead time 5 days 5d Added shine (removable) Transportation lead time 5 days Transportation 5d Reverse Logistics Fully editable shapes: Customer Order Decoupling Point 5d Production on order • Legend: LT = lead time • d = days • h = hours • P1 ,2,3… = product 1,2,3…

  7. Shapes (gradient style) 5d Stock point 5 days of stock Production facility Production lead time 5 days 5d Added shine (removable) Transportation lead time 5 days 5d Transportation Reverse Logistics Fully editable shapes: 5d Customer Order Decoupling Point Production on order • Legend: LT = lead time • d = days • h = hours • P1 ,2,3… = product 1,2,3…

  8. Shapes (ink scribble style) 5d Stock point 5 days of stock 5d 5d 5d Production Production lead time 5 days 5d 5d Production on order • Legend: LT = lead time • d = days • h = hours • P1 ,2,3… = product 1,2,3… Fully editable shapes - you can change colors yourself to fit your style

  9. Arrows (ink style) Transportation/ Goods flow Transportation lead time 5 days Fully editable shape elements 5d 5d Reverse goods flow/Reverse logistics 5d 5d Information flow (manual) Information flow (electric)

  10. SCM dictionary set – Wide Arrows (scribble & gradient fill style) Production push Demand pull Fully editable shapes:

  11. World map

  12. World map (scribbled)

  13. World map – routes example C A B D

  14. Europe

  15. Europe (light version)

  16. Quote on SCM • If you can not describe what you are doing as a process, you do not know what you are doing • W. Edwards Deming 1900-1993, continuous improvement management guru, renown for the DemingCycle Editable text & quotation mark (you can change it yourself as you like)

  17. Example 1:Supply Chain – General Picture Production push Demand pull Distribution centres Producers Shipping Distribution Retail Regional DC Local DC

  18. Example 2:Supply Chain – General Picture Production push Demand pull Distribution centres Producers Shipping Distribution Retail Regional DC Local DC

  19. Example 3:Optimizing distribution 1/2 Fresh vegetable Supplier 1 Local DC Regional DC Local DC Supplier 3 Local DC • Big supermarkets to be supplied directly from the regional DC. Saving on the infrastructure and transportation. • Fresh vegetable to be supplied to local supermarkets via the local DC. Go to the next slide

  20. Example 4:Optimizing distribution2/2 Local DC Supplier 1 Regional DC Supplier 3 Local DC • Issues: • Reverse logistics • Routing optimization • Local DC to invest in freezing facility

  21. Example 5:Overview of European Supply Chain 1/2 • Costs of production in Belgium not competetive • Increase in demand requires opening a new production facility

  22. Example 5:Overview of European Supply Chain 2/2 • Building a new production facility in China. • Increasing throughput in Turkish production facility • Moving of Belgian production to Turkey and China • Increasing size of the DC in Poland and in Turkey

  23. Example 6: Supply Chain Schematic Representation 1/2 Reverse logistics Supplier 1 5d 3d SKU 3 1d 1d 3d SKU 2 SKU 1 Cutting 1d SKU 4 RM 1 LT 3days delivery twice a week Producer Assembly 2h Producer Cutting 10 min RM 2 LT 10min delivery 2 times a day Cutting 20 min RM 3 SKU = stock keeping unit RM = raw material

  24. Example 6:Supply Chain Schematic Representation 2/2 Reverse logistics Supplier 1 Cutting 1d 3d 5d SKU 3 SKU 4 1d 1d 3d RM 1 SKU 2 SKU 1 LT 3days delivery twice a week Producer Assembly 2h REDUCTION OF WIP Producer Cutting 10 min RM 2 LT 10min Delivery every hour Cutting 20 min RM 3 SKU = stock keeping unit RM = raw material WIP= work in process

  25. Example 7: Supply Chain Schematic Representation 1/2 Reverse logistics Supplier 1 RM 1 Cutting 1d SKU 1 3d LT 3days delivery twice a week SKU 2 5d Producer Assembly 2h 3d 1d Producer RM 2 Cutting 10 min SKU 3 1d LT 10min delivery 2 times a day RM 3 Cutting 20 min SKU 4 SKU = stock keeping unit RM = raw material

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