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ISQA 479 Zara Frisbee Slides Review
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JIT and Lean
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Difference Between Lean and Starving to Death? How Lean is Too Lean? 11 Key Questions: How Good is Your Forecasting? How Well Do You Share Information? How Much Material Do You Import? What is Political Situation in Primary Countries of Origin? For What Security Risks Are You Planning?
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Difference Between Lean and Starving to Death? At What Stage in PLC Are Your Products? How Reliable Are Your Suppliers? How Reliable Is Your Logistics System? Transportation Inventory Management How Reliable Is Your Own Shop? Do You Know Where Your System Constraints Are? How Complex are Your Systems, Products?
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Lean and Complexity Complexity Often Originates With Creative (Engineering Driven) Cultures Too Many Products Too Much Product Complexity Too Many Low Volume Products Little Component Reuse Too Many Parts Many Non-Standard Parts
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Lean and Complexity Complexity Complicates Supply Systems Requires More Suppliers Larger Inventories Slower Require More People Harder to Manage Dramatically Increases Costs
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Supply Chain Risk
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Anything that will cause a transaction to deviate from perfect.
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Internal Risks Functional Issues Engineering Late Sr Mgmt Approval Poor Specifications Specifications Late Rush Orders Poor Forecasting and Planning Policy Issues Cheapest Supplier No Standardization No Supplier Visits Outsourcing Lean FOB Destination ERP Selection
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External Risks Supplier Risks Late Shipment Quality Financial Failure Costs Logistical Risks Late Shipment Freight Damage Capacity Issues Infrastructure Costs Global Risks Global Economy Currency Fluctuation Political Instability Natural Disasters Raw Material Availability National Risks Inflation Retirements
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Infrastructure Risks Infrastructure Deteriorating Faster than Repair Congestion at All Levels Difficulty Locating Logistical Capacity Increased Lead Times Increased Inventories Increased Costs Increased Supply Chain Uncertainty and Risk Losing Ground to Other Countries
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Strategic Sourcing
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Supply System Objectives Continuity of Supply Minimize Administrative Costs Minimize Inventories Reduce Cycle Times Increase Supplier Performance Increase Forecast Accuracy Maximize Use of Technology Process Simplification Maintain Strategic Focus
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Performance Attributes Perfect Order On Time Cycle Time Flexibility Total Cost Reverse Logistics Reliability Responsiveness Agility Sustainability Cost Management
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Dave Hoover’s Purchasing Axioms A Firm Has The Suppliers It Deserves A Supplier Will Only Be As Good As It Has To Be The Best Way To Get More From Suppliers Is To Ask For It
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A Look Forward
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What to Expect Significant Inflation Fuel Costs Equipment Costs Freight Rates Japan Will Take A Decade to Recover Key Electronics Components Auto Manufacturers Are Rotating Production Reevaluation of Outsource Decisions High Transportation Costs Increasing Congestion of All Modes Continued Artificially Constrained Capacity
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Trends of Importance
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Trends Of Importance From the ISM Conference Risk Management Talent (Retirements and Recruitment) Green Supply Supply Chain Analytics Value Focus Innovation Global Networks Supply Chain Investment
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Trends of Importance?
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Key Trends in Supply and Logistics Globalization of Marketplaces Outsourcing Global Sourcing Logistics Risk Management Technology Utilization Sustainability Inflation Speculation Consolidation Privatization Regional Economic Blocs Education
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Trends of Importance Increasing Supply Chain Dispersion Increasing Supply Chain Complexity Increasing Supply Chain Risk Increasing Volatility of Prices Basic Materials Currency Exchange Rates
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Trends Price of Oil Influence on Costs of All Modes Influence on the Price of Everything
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ISM Price Index
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Trends of Importance Infrastructure Insufficiency Increased Security Requirements Pace of Technological Change Accelerates Global Population Explosion
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Global Population Forecast
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Population 7 Billion (October) Over 5.5 Billion in Less Developed Countries Africa: Growth So High Population Will Triple 1 Bil Now, 3.6 Bil Forecast by 2100 Yemen: 25 to 100 Million Nigeria 162 to 730 Million U.S. Faster Than Most Developed Countries Immigration and High Hispanic Birthrate (311M – 478M) All of This Assumes Food & Water Available
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Another Issue: Reverse Outsourcing Increased Logistics Costs Security Customs Clearance Delays Long Lead Times Hidden Costs Firms Move Production from Asia to Closer to Home Trouble Finding Suppliers
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Influence of Trends on Supply Benefits Risks
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Supply Chain Risks Origin Risk Analysis Natural Disasters Labor Issues Political Issues Logistics Risk Capacity In-transit Loss or Damage Labor Issues Clearance Delays Infrastructure Constraints
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Supply Chain Risks Inventory Risk Loss or Damage Obsolescence Shrinkage Technology Risk Bad Selection Process Lack of Training Late Adopter
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Supply Chain Risks Social and Religious Conflict Terrorism Natural Resource Dependency Natural Resource Depletion Supply Chain Uncertainty External vs Internal Risks
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Internal Risks Functional Issues Engineering Late Sr Mgmt Approval Poor Specifications Specifications Late Rush Orders Poor Forecasting and Planning Policy Issues Cheapest Supplier No Standardization No Supplier Visits Outsourcing Lean FOB Destination ERP Selection
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External Risks Supplier Risks Late Shipment Quality Financial Failure Costs Logistical Risks Late Shipment Freight Damage Capacity Issues Infrastructure Costs Global Risks Global Economy Currency Fluctuation Political Instability Natural Disasters Raw Material Availability National Risks Inflation Retirements
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Infrastructure Risks Infrastructure Deteriorating Faster than Repair Congestion at All Levels Difficulty Locating Logistical Capacity Increased Lead Times Increased Inventories Increased Costs Increased Supply Chain Uncertainty and Risk Losing Ground to Other Countries
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Key Trends in Supply and Logistics Globalization of Marketplaces Outsourcing Global Sourcing Logistics Risk Management Technology Utilization Sustainability Inflation Speculation Consolidation Privatization Regional Economic Blocs Education
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Global Sustainability Changes Population: UN Forecast 7 Billion (October) Over 5.5 Billion in Less Developed Countries Africa: Growth So High Population Will Triple 1 Bil Now, 3.6 Bil Forecast by 2100 Yemen: 25 to 100 Million Nigeria 162 to 730 Million U.S. Faster Than Most Developed Countries Immigration and High Hispanic Birthrate (311M – 478M) All of This Assumes Food & Water Available
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A Look Forward: Game Changers China Industry Domination Strategy Alternative Energy Aircraft Automotive BRIC Growth Particle Deposition Technology Quick Charge Batteries $140/bbl Oil Natural Disasters and SC Interruptions Sustainability Emma Maersk and Successors
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