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Supply Chain Insights LLC Copyright © 2015, p. 1

Inventory Optimization Study

Summary ChartsFebruary – October, 2015

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Agenda

Study Overview Inventory Optimization Software

Inventory Management

Team Alignment

Business Pain

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Study Overview

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Most Respondents Are Manufacturers and Two-Thirds Work in a Process Industry

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The Most Common Industries Are CPG, Food & Beverageand Chemical

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Company Revenue Is $5B on Average

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Most Respondents Work in a Supply Chain Role, Work at aDirector/Manager Level, and Are Based in US & Canada

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Agenda

Study Overview

Inventory Optimization Software Inventory Management

Team Alignment

Business Pain

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Respondents Were Categorized in Two Groups Based onMost Important Inventory Optimization Software

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Respondents Are Evenly Split Between Advanced vs. Basic for Most Important Software

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SAP Is Most Common Provider Overall andEspecially for Advanced Software

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SAP Is Most Common Provider for Both Advancedand Basic Software Users

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Those with Advanced Software Are More Likely to Be in the Retail Industry and Located in North America

Than Those with Basic Software

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Those with Advanced Software Are More Likely to Be Satisfied with the Software and Have Received ROI

Than Those with Basic Software

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Nearly Half Are Satisfied with TheirMost Important Inventory Software

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Those with Advanced Software Are More Satisfied withTheir Inventory Software Than Those with Basic Software

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Sample Responses for Why Satisfied with Inventory Optimization Software

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Sample Responses for Why NOT Satisfied withInventory Optimization Software

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Nearly Half Have Achieved ROI and Over One-Quarter Can Match “Top-Down” and “Bottom-Up”

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Those with Advanced Software Are More Likely Have Achieved a ROI on Their Software Than Those with Basic Software

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Those with Basic Software Are More Likely to Need the Ability to Match “Top-Down” and “Bottom-Up”

Than Those with Advanced Software

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Most Common Way for Those with Advanced Softwareto Improve Inventory Is Inventory Optimization Software

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For Those with Advanced Software, the Supply Chain Group Is Most Likely Sponsor

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For Those with Advanced Software, the Supply Chain GroupIs Most Likely to Have Inventory within KPIs

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Agenda

Study Overview

Inventory Optimization Software

Inventory Management Team Alignment

Business Pain

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Nearly Half Consider Company to Be Effective atMaking Inventory Decisions

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Those with Advanced Software Are More Likely to Report Company Is Effective at Making Inventory Decisions

Than Those with Basic Software

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Sample Responses for Why Effective at Making Inventory Decisions

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Sample Responses for Why NOT Effective atMaking Inventory Decisions

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Over Half Reduced Inventory in 2014;Primary Reason Is Greater Attention to Detail on

Inventory Performance

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Respondents Are Equally Likely to Have Reduced InventoryAcross Software Types

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Regardless of Software Type, Greater Attention toInventory Performance Is Primary Reason for

Inventory Reduction

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Cycle Counting Is Most Common Way to ControlInventory Accuracy

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Cycle Counting Is Most Common Way to ControlInventory Accuracy

_________________________________________________________________________________Source: Supply Chain Insights LLC, Inventory Optimization Study (February - October. 2015)Base: Manufacturers, retailers, and distributors who use inventory optimization software and have $250M+ in revenue – Advanced Software (n=32), Basic Software (n=32)Q24. How does your company control inventory accuracy? *Basic = ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) or ERP + APS (Advanced Planning Software); Advanced=Software in addition to ERP and/or APS Higher than other group at 90% or higher level of confidence

We apply cycle counting

FULL STOCK COUNT (NET)

We apply a full stock count - quarterly

We apply a full stock count - yearly

We apply a full stock count - other regular timing

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0.21875

0.03125

0.09375

0.09375

0.5625

0.3125

0.03125

0.125

0.15625

How Company Controls Inventory Accuracy:By Software Type*

Basic Software Advanced Software

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Important Inventory Goals Needing Attention:S&OP Maturity and Adherence to Inventory Targets

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Maturity of S&OP Is Most Important Inventory Goal, but Clarity of Inventory Targets Is Top Performing

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Maturity of S&OP Is Most Important Inventory Goal, but Not Performing Well

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Regardless of Software Type, Respondents ReportPerforming Best on Inventory Target Clarity

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P&L Owners Perform the Lowest on Perceived Understanding Inventory Strategies

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Those with Advanced Software Report Higher Direct Supervisor Understanding of Inventory Strategies

Than Those with Basic Software

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Agenda

Study Overview

Inventory Optimization Software

Inventory Management

Team Alignment Business Pain

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Sales & Marketing Alignment Is Among Most Important andTop Performing

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Greatest Gaps in Alignment:Manufacturing & Procurement, Operations & IT,

and Sales & Operations

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Those with Advanced Software Report Higher Alignment forFinance, Specifically with Operations, Sales and Marketing

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Agenda

Study Overview

Inventory Optimization Software

Inventory Management

Team Alignment

Business Pain

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Increasing Business Pain Expected for Speed of Business,Risk, Talent, Value Networks, Globalization, Innovation,

and Regulations

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Consistently High Pain Reported for Cross-Functional Alignment and Demand/Supply Volatility

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Since Five Years Ago, Significant Decreases in Business Pain Reported for Software Usability

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Increases in Business Pain Expected in Five Years Mostly for Increasing Speed of Business, Innovation,

Globalization, and Risk Management

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From the Past to the Future, Highest Expected Increases in Pain Are for Speed of Business and Risk Management

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Those with Basic Software Report Greater Pain withDemand/Supply Volatility, Strategy Clarity and Globalization

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