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You Must “Design In” Agility & Flexibility

Digitize Work Real-time, touch-less, Digital signal flow from shelf to supplier. You Must “Design In” Agility & Flexibility. Supply Network Design

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You Must “Design In” Agility & Flexibility

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  1. Digitize Work • Real-time, touch-less, Digital signal flow from shelf to supplier You Must “Design In” Agility & Flexibility • Supply Network Design • Optimise physical supply network design to leverage Digital PS and Synchronisation, e.g. mixing centres, channel differentiation, platform management • Supply Chain Synchronization • Design supply chain processes to flow to the cadence of customer turn: order-to-demand, replenish-to-demand, produce-to-demand and supply-to-demand

  2. Supply Chain Agility & Flexibility Seamless E2E Synchronization Synchronizing the cadenced supply chain From Shopper Consumption through Suppliers Real Time, What-If Scenario Modeling and Simulation, together with integrated target setting and tracking. 4 Agile Digital Scheduling and sequencing of factory floor ops driving real time supply response Real time, Digitized Supply Network Capacity Planning 3 Digital Integration of POS Dataas key source for shopper behavior and shelf-offtake. Scaled Integration into forecast. 1 2 Segmentation of Demand Info Flowto fully automate turn planning and focus high value touches on events/merchandising integration

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