1. 8 October 20041 >> Supply Chain Solutions that Deliver UTi SLT Workshop Los Angeles March 9th, 2004 UTi Worldwide Enterprise WMS Strategy Project Executive Presentation UTi Worldwide Enterprise WMS Strategy Project Executive Presentation

2. 8 October 20042 WMS Strategy Revisit and redefine UTi’s new enterprise-wide WMS strategy High-Level Survey Detailed Interviews Desk Research Strategy Workshop Decision The Core Team Sponsors: Bill Gates and Linda Bennett Project Manager: Rene Sire Core Team: Brad Kobus, Mike Murphy, John Hogg, Michele Ferrari Advisors: Gerald Perritt, Tom Anderson

3. 8 October 20043 WMS Strategy Revisit and redefine UTi’s new enterprise-wide WMS strategy High-Level Survey Detailed Interviews Desk Research Strategy Workshop Decision The Team Sponsors: Bill Gates and Linda Bennett Project Manager: Rene Sire Core Team: Brad Kobus, Mike Murphy, John Hogg, Michele Ferrari Advisors: Gerald Perritt, Tom Anderson Africa Tiger Wessels Dirk Goedhart Andrew Jensen Malcolm Sainsbury Niel Theron Walter Mapham Americas Peter Thorrington Bill Gates Peter Savidge Elijah Ray Bill Church Steve Ramsey Carl Clarke Asia Pacific Alan Draper Glenn Mills Brian Dangerfield John Young Peter Tisdall Alistair Alderson Benjamin Szeto Edmund Chan EMENA John Hextall Carlos Escario Kurt Jensen Thomas Fuchs Dirk DuToit Tony Ranson Ruediger Klug Corporate Roger MacFarlane Lawrence Samuels Gene Ochi Mike O’Toole Dave Luce Tom Anderson

4. 8 October 20044 WMS Strategy Revisit and redefine UTi’s new enterprise-wide WMS strategy High-Level Survey Detailed Interviews Desk Research Strategy Workshop Decision The Team Key Findings Successful warehouse implementations are always a combination of WMS, people and adequate tools and methodologies. Regional support needs to be started/increased. We urgently need to improve our knowledge management capabilities in relation to selling, implementing and operating a WMS. A standardized operational process will significantly facilitate WMS implementation.

5. 8 October 20045 Automotive Health & Beauty Basic Facilities Complex Facilities UTi’s WMS Apparel Other Industries Customers’ WMS All Industries Various ERP systems (plus bolt-ons) Distinct WMS standard EXceed Lite WMS (EXceed-lite) WMS Strategy Revisit and redefine UTi’s new enterprise-wide WMS strategy High-Level Survey Detailed Interviews Desk Research Strategy Workshop Decision The Team

6. 8 October 20046 WMS Strategy Revisit and redefine UTi’s new enterprise-wide WMS strategy High-Level Survey Detailed Interviews Desk Research Strategy Workshop Decision The Team WMS Strategy A common global WMS-strategy A multiple-system strategy that supports –Medium to complex facilities using the default system –Basic facilities using Lite WMS version –Targeted industry markets may require their own specific global WMS –Customers require us to use their WMS –EXceed will remain as our default WMS Procurement will be done at the global level The WMS strategy will be governed by a Global Contract Logistics Council Costs will be allocated to local organizations based on a clear methodology

7. 8 October 20047 WMS Strategy Revisit and redefine UTi’s new enterprise-wide WMS strategy High-Level Survey Detailed Interviews Desk Research Strategy Workshop Decision The Team Next Steps Establish a Global Contract Logistics Council –Responsible for formalizing the WMS strategy Deploy WMS Strategy and Establish Standards –Refine Corporate Support –Establish Regional Support –Construct Specialized WMS Solutions Lite-WMS Automotive Fashion Health & Beauty

8. 8 October 20048 WMS Strategy Revisit and redefine UTi’s new enterprise-wide WMS strategy High-Level Survey Detailed Interviews Desk Research Strategy Workshop Decision The Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Implementation Timeline (months) Further Detailing of Contract Logistics Strategy Determine fit of EXceed for Production Logistics Determine fit of EXceed for 3 Target Verticals Validate EXceed as enterprise-wide lite-WMS Install Contract Logistics Council Solidify Corporate Support Implement / Solidify Regional Support Communication Roll-out Cost-recovery Methodology Analyze EXceed successes in Asia-Pacific Next Steps – Global Contract Logistics Council