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    More than seven years experiencein Supply Chain in FMCGcompanies (Kraft, Perfetti VanMelle, Timex)

    Certified Supply ChainProfessional from APICS US 2011

    Master in TechnologyManagement from UP Diliman -

    2006

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    Give a definition and present themajor themes of supply chainmanagement

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    The global networkused to deliverproducts andservices from raw

    materials to endcustomers throughan engineered flowof information,

    physical distributionand cash

    Definition from APICS Dictionary 13th

    Edition

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    The challenge for thesupply chain manageris designingprocesses that will

    effectively link theinternal activities ofthe firm with thecomplementaryactivities within itssuppliers andcustomers.

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    SupplierCollaboration

    Internal FirmActivities

    CustomerCollaboration

    III. Supply Matrix

    I. Inventory and Materials Management

    II. Network Planning

    Distribution and Logistics

    IV. Collaborative Arrangements

    Sourcing and Supplier Selection

    Supply ContractsCustomer Relationship

    Management

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    Service Level X XCycle Time

    Determining appropriate inventory level based to meet customer expectations

    X Average Demand

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    Furniture

    Make to order

    and consolidate

    deliveries

    Computers

    Assemble to

    order with and

    stock in few

    locations

    Grocery

    Make to stock

    and store in

    multiple locations

    Books/CD

    Make to stock

    and may expeditetransport

    Adopted from Simchi-Levi et al Designingand Managing the Supply Chain 3rd ed

    Involves positioning inventory and designing the physical supply chain

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    Bottleneck

    Ensure Supply

    Strategic

    Form

    partnerships

    Non-critical

    Simplify and

    automate

    Leverage

    Exploit buyer

    power

    Adopted from Simchi-Levi et al Designingand Managing the Supply Chain 3rd ed

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    Shipping

    Cartons

    Flavours and

    Ingredients

    Office

    Supplies

    Consultancy

    Services

    Adopted from Simchi-Levi et al Designingand Managing the Supply Chain 3rd ed

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    Focus on orderfulfilment

    No informationsharing

    Sales data is sharedbetween partners

    Inventory owned bybuyer

    Agreed inventorylevels

    Inventory owned byeither buyer or

    supplier

    Inventory is ownedand managed by

    supplier

    Increasing Trust and Collaboration between Parties

    How does a firm respond to customer demand?

    Adopted from Simchi-Levi et al Designingand Managing the Supply Chain 3rd ed

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    SupplierCollaboration

    Internal FirmActivities

    CustomerCollaboration

    III. Supply Matrix

    I. Inventory and Materials Management

    II. Network Planning

    Distribution and Logistics

    IV. Collaborative Arrangements

    Sourcing and Supplier Selection

    Supply ContractsCustomer Relationship

    Management

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    Internal Activities Service Level or Fill Rate

    Inventory Weeks of Supply

    Demand Forecasts Accuracy

    Customer-Facing Activities Joint KPIs

    Demand Forecasts Accuracy (atper customer level)

    R

    Supplier-Facing Activities Joint Planning KPIs

    Supplier Performance (lead timeand quality)

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