Supply Chain Next Generation
Next Generation supply chain for the emerging economy
Process metrics and risk assessment for Automotive Industry
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Presentation Partners: Honda Siel Cars India Limited (HSCI) P.R. Ramakrishnan (Head – Marketing Supply Chain) Kaustav Das (Deputy Manager – Supply Chain) Infosys Technologies Limited Sudripto De (Principal Management Consultant)
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Slide 2
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9 November 2010
Defining the scope of operations –
Plan and Delivery focus at Honda
Scope of supply chain innovation in Honda encompassed Plan and Deliver
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Slide 3
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9 November 2010
Detailing out the PLAN stage
As PLAN involves defining Supply chain planning and Delivery planning for the HSCI vehicle supply chain operations, these are being detailed out further. Source, Make and Return stages are not in the vehicle supply chain operations
In scope of vehicle supply chain
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Out-of scope of vehicle supply chain
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Next generation Supply Chains
Supply Chain Planning
All processes involved in the Allocation Planning of vehicles
In the Supply Chain Planning processes, a set of innovations have been introduced with the objective to make the supply chain lean and agile.
Requirements are matched with the available resources to create a balance and then develop the Allocation Plan. The allocation is then published to dealers.
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Next generation Supply Chains
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Slide 5
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9 November 2010
Break-up of Inputs and outputs in Supply Chain Plan
At each stage of the Supply Chain Planning for deriving the Allocation Plan, the specific
Process metrics and risk assessment for Automotive Industry
© 2010 Supply Chain Council. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. | Next generation Supply Chains | Slide 1 | 9 November 2010
Presentation Partners: Honda Siel Cars India Limited (HSCI) P.R. Ramakrishnan (Head – Marketing Supply Chain) Kaustav Das (Deputy Manager – Supply Chain) Infosys Technologies Limited Sudripto De (Principal Management Consultant)
© 2010 Supply Chain Council. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. |
Next generation Supply Chains
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Slide 2
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9 November 2010
Defining the scope of operations –
Plan and Delivery focus at Honda
Scope of supply chain innovation in Honda encompassed Plan and Deliver
© 2010 Supply Chain Council. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. |
Next generation Supply Chains
|
Slide 3
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9 November 2010
Detailing out the PLAN stage
As PLAN involves defining Supply chain planning and Delivery planning for the HSCI vehicle supply chain operations, these are being detailed out further. Source, Make and Return stages are not in the vehicle supply chain operations
In scope of vehicle supply chain
© 2010 Supply Chain Council. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. |
Out-of scope of vehicle supply chain
| Slide 4 | 9 November 2010
Next generation Supply Chains
Supply Chain Planning
All processes involved in the Allocation Planning of vehicles
In the Supply Chain Planning processes, a set of innovations have been introduced with the objective to make the supply chain lean and agile.
Requirements are matched with the available resources to create a balance and then develop the Allocation Plan. The allocation is then published to dealers.
© 2010 Supply Chain Council. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. |
Next generation Supply Chains
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Slide 5
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9 November 2010
Break-up of Inputs and outputs in Supply Chain Plan
At each stage of the Supply Chain Planning for deriving the Allocation Plan, the specific