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AMERICAN FOOD INNOVATE SUMMIT 1
American Food Innovate SummitExtending PLM throughout the Supply Chain Using Portal Technology
February 4, 2019
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Presentation Abstract
Formula-based product lifecycle management (PLM) is a vital end-to-end platform
for new product development in food manufacturing companies
How Supplier Portal technology extends the capabilities of PLM systems
throughout the manufacturing supply chain
Potential areas of high return and performance deploying supplier portal
technologies
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Meet the Presenter
Michael FrankelVice President, North America Sales
8 years with Selerant
15+ years in the PLM industry
Worked closely with many leading global process manufacturing companies to implement product development systems that significantly accelerate the process
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Meet Selerant
29Years in businessFounded in 1990
600 +Global customersEnterprise to emerging startups have found value in innovating with our software
Process PLM PioneersCategory creator and innovator for Process PLM. Recognized globally for deep domain expertise in process PLM
Global presenceWorldwide operations in more than 180 markets.
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Agenda
Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) defined
PLM and Supply Chain Management challenges
Supplier Portal Technology
Supplier Portal Use Cases
Return on Investment areas
Q&A
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Defining PLM for Food Industries
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Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) Definition
Unified database (”single version
of truth”)
Functional departments involved
in the collaborative launch
process
Workflows for approval
developed for all phases of
change control
Real-time visibility into the
product development process
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PLM Impact Areas
Improved time-to-market
Lower material& production costs
Reduced compliance risks
Increased operational efficiencies
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PLM and Supplier Portal Necessity
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Supplier Portal Needs: Business Context
DriversNPD and SCM processes require high-quality, accurate product data
Informed decisions during product development for cost, quality and performance optimization
Customers and consumers demands for product data SC traceability and pro-active management of potential issues.
ChallengesNPD and SCM process requires significant internal resource/effort overhead data
On-boarding and management of diverse vendors Transition of supplier-provided data into PLM-usable formats (i.e.
structured data)
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Actual Example from Selerant’s Devex PLM Portal Client
$300M US Food Manufacturer
4 plants
12 Brands and 500 SKUs
90 PLM Users
200 Suppliers
1700 Raw Materials
6800 Current Formulas, and 180 New Formulas/Year
30 Packaging Components
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• Broker
• Supplier
• Vendor
• Distributor etc.
Your supply chain
Manufacturing LocationsYour enterprise
• Supplier Onboarding
• Facility Onboarding
• Sample Request
• Material Procurement
• General Communications
Your NPD activities
Packaging Item
S
Internal Packaging
Specification
Complexity of the PLM/Supply Chain Communications
Supplier 1
Facility 1 Facility 2
Supplier 2
Facility 1 Facility 2
QQQQ Q
Questionnaire
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PLM Supplier Portal: Business Value
Streamline, standardize and control
Enhance automation from PLM
Improve efficiency of the
NPD process
Improve data integrity
and quality
Reduce resource burden
for all parties
Automation = Improved Productivity
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Supplier Portal Technology
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Supplier Collaboration Portal (SCP)
PublishData Templates
Requests
Documents
RegisterOn-boarding workflow
Re-validations
PublishProduct data
Documents
SUPPLIER COLLABORATION
PORTAL
TasksTasks
ReceiveProduct data
Documents
Supplier Users
PLMUsers
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Requisite Portal Technology Features
Centralized platform controlled by PLM
and separately accessed by suppliers
Seamless integration into PLM
Advanced security
Configurable on-boarding and data control
mechanisms
Questionnaire and template - driven
SUPPLIER
PORTAL
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Supplier Collaboration Portal Best Practices
Collaboration Portal is an internet-facing web-based portal, with secured access, to allow collaboration between suppliers and customers
Two secured components :• An internet-facing web-based portal• A private PLM system
Portal is generally hosted in the Cloud and is accessible by Customer’s Suppliers through secure encrypted communication
Private PLM system can reside in the Cloud or on premises within Customer’s network
Communication between Portal and PLM system is performed through secure network authentication protocols
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Supplier Portal Use Cases
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Vendor On-boarding
Qualification, registration and on-going supplier management
Wizard for forms distribution and execution
Configurable task-based workflow established
Exchange of required documentation
1
Upload Documents
2
Fill Out Questionnaire
3
Review Questionnaire
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Supplier Portal Communications
Templates established for
vendor on-boarding,
ingredient and packaging
specifications
Questionnaires created
and submitted off
templates
Approval process
established
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Questionnaire Configurability
Reusable elements in PLM
Status-management driven
Flexible types
Seamless integration into PLM
Advanced security
Configurable on-boarding and data control mechanisms
• Text
• Yes/No
• Multiple choice
• Date, etc.
• Numeric
• Drop-down choice
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Linkage of Questionnaires to PLM Attributes
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Quality Management
CAPA (Corrective and Preventative
Actions)
NCMR (Non-conformance Material
Reports)
Vendor Auditing
Complaint and Resolution Management
Change Request Management
Monitoring
Objectives
Testing
Analysis
Processes
ImprovementProcedures
Measures
Control
Audit
Effectiveness
QualityManagement
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Supplier Portal Communications Flow
Questionnaires are published to selected facilities
Each recipient gets individualized documentation
ReceiveData Documents
Completed
Questionnaires
PublishQuestionnaires
Templates
Documents
RegisterOn-boarding
Workflow
Revalidations
PublishProduct Data
Documents
Completed Questionnaires
SUPPLIER
PORTAL
Supplier Portal
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Supplier Portal ROI
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-60
PLM ROI KPIsREDUCTION
-10 -20 -30 -40 -
50
-70 -80 -90
Product dev costs
Time-to-formulate
Mistrust in data accuracy
Time to find info
Product review time
Quality review time
10-50% reduction
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30-70% reduction
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50-80% reduction
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20-40% reduction
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25-40% reduction
�75-90% reduction
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Supplier Relationship Management Resources
https://resources.selerant.com
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Contact Information
Michael FrankelVice President of Sales, North AmericaSelerant Corporation
499 7th Avenue, Floor 18N New York, NY 10018
Office (212) 792 8910 Ext. 2326
Cell (646) 684 3677
Email [email protected]
www.selerant.com
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Thank You!
499 7th Avenue, Floor 18N New York, NY 10018 www.selerant.com