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SAS Supply Chain Intelligence �Or how to manage the Flood
Gerhard HeldEMEA Program Manager Analytical SolutionsSAS EMEA HQ
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SAS Supply Chain Intelligence Agenda! What is a Supply Chain?
! SAS Supply Chain Intelligence
! Customer Successes so far
! SCI Solution News
! SAS SCI � an emerging Concept
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What is a supply chain? Key Players?
Typical supply chain process
Suppliers Manufacturers Distributors Retailers Consumers
Categories of typical supply chain players
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�and how to manage the Data Flood
�Data rich but still information poor�
�Manufacturers have done the math:30,000 SKUs * 100 stores * 50 customers * 365 days = a LOT of data�
Source: Kurt Salmon Associates. Survey of Supply Chain Effectiveness, 2002
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Supply Chains -Challenges players are facing
�How can I accurately
anticipate my customer demand
� taking into account buying cycles, market
trends, competitive activity � and then profitably shape that demand?�
�What are my actual product-
level costs across the extended
supply chain, and how can I lower
my shipping costs with this
insight?�
�How do I optimize supplier strategies
to lower supply-based costs?�
�How do I improve product quality
and reduce cycle times, while increasing
throughput and asset utilization?�
� Where should I hold inventories, and how much
inventory should I have to serve
forecasted customer demand?�
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What is SAS Supply Chain Intelligence (SCI)?
Customer & demand insight
Goods & services flow
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What is the Value of SAS Supply Chain Intelligence?
SAS Supply Chain Intelligence -- suite of modular solutionsthat leverage existing investments in operational / transactional systems to:
� provide visibility, monitoring and diagnostic capabilities across the extended supply chain
� deliver actionable, analytics-based insight to manage uncertainty in the supply chain
Maximize profits at targeted customer & quality service levelsMaximize profits at targeted customer & quality service levels
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Supply Chain Intelligence -Managing Uncertainty
How do I get the best value from my Suppliers?
How do I ensure �on target� performance? What are the total costs per SKU and how to keep them optimal?
How do I best meet demand and service levels within the limits of my cost structure?
How do I ensure the best products and processes in the execution of my Supply Chain?
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Monitoring your Supply Chain
Managing Demand
Managing Quality
Managing SpendMan
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Supply Chain Intelligence
Process Intelligence / Warranty Solution
Supplier Relationship Management
Demand Intelligence� How do I meet customer service levels?� What are my optimal stocking levels?
� How should I price my product?� How do improve forecast accuracy?
� What are my optimal schedules?� How should I measure my performance?
� How do I predict failure? �What is the impact of process on quality?
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How reliable are my deliveries?How can I increase the fill rate?
� How to reduce costs of running a promotion? � What is the impact of new product on category?
SCOR Metrics / ABM / VCA
� What is my total cost of acquisition?� Who are my best suppliers?
� What is my optimal supplier mix?� How can I monitor my supplier performance ?
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ERP systemsERP systems
Supply Chain Supply Chain ManagementManagement
Supply Chain Supply Chain IntelligenceIntelligence
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Supply Chain Intelligence vs. others in Supply Chain Space
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How does SAS deliver Supply Chain Intelligence?
ERP and Traditional Supply Chain Management SystemsERP and Traditional Supply Chain Management Systems
SAS Demand SAS Demand IntelligenceIntelligence
�� Demand Demand PlanningPlanning
�� Pricing Opt.Pricing Opt.
SAS Demand SAS Demand IntelligenceIntelligence�� Inventory Inventory
PlanningPlanning
SAS Value Chain AnalyticsSAS Value Chain Analytics
SAS ProcessSAS ProcessIntelligenceIntelligence
SAS SAS Supplier Supplier Relationship Relationship ManagementManagement
LinkedLinkedSupply Supply Chain Chain
SolutionsSolutions
SAS Demand SAS Demand IntelligenceIntelligence
�� Demand Demand PlanningPlanning
�� Price/Prom Plan.Price/Prom Plan.
Solution Implementation ServicesSolution Implementation Services
Customized Supply Chain Offerings from SASCustomized Supply Chain Offerings from SAS
SAS Intelligence ArchitectureSAS Intelligence Architecture
Field Field --Developed Developed
CapabilitiesCapabilities
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Many companies rely on SAS to significantly improve their organization�s performance.
SRM:
! Schneider Electric
! Bayer CropScience
PRI, Quality:
M-I Drilling Fluids
Kraft
W.L. Gore & Associates
Altis Semiconductor
Maytag Appliances
American Honda
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Many companies rely on SAS to significantly improve their organization�s performance.
VCA:
! Kimberly-Clark
! CHEP
Demand Intelligence:
! Lubrizol
! MI Drilling
! (Large Italian CPG)
! Commerzbank
! Europay
Plus more than 1400 other customers across Plus more than 1400 other customers across multiple industriesmultiple industries
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Schneider Electric
! The Company:� World�s largest manufacturer of electrical distribution
systems and components� 70,000 employees in 130 countries � Sales are up 15.7 percent to �9.7 billion
(US$8.8 billion)� Purchasing organization has four key markets, each
worth $1 billion
! The Problem/Objective:� Find cost savings through more efficient supply-chain
management
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Schneider Electric
! The Solution:� SAS Supplier Relationship Management
! The Benefit:
�Our SAS SRM system has enhanced our view of the business. Before now, we did not have a comprehensive, worldwide view of purchasing. The whole purchasing function has gained much more focus and attention within the organization as a result.�
- Project Manager
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Kimberly-Clark
! The Company:� Second largest household/personal care product
company in the US, Europe: no 1 in consumer tissue.� 400 consumer brands, number 1 or 2 in 76 countries
! The Problem/Objective:� Provide �true� costs of processes/products/services/
customers � Concentrate on value-adding activities � new supply
chain strategies, deliver information to decision making.� Analyze the costs of delivery/distribution cycle (2-6
months, warehouses in 16 countries, 18,000 customers)
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Kimberly-Clark
! The Solution:� SAS Value Chain Analytics to run on top of SAP R/3.
! The Benefit:
�It�s (SAS VCA) the industry standard in this area. � With SAS VCA at the heart of the solution, we can do all the supply chain modeling, simulation and planning which we need�
Issy AydinerFinance Director Supply Chain, Kimberly-Clark Europe
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Altis Semiconductor
! The Company� Joint venture of Infineon Technologies and IBM (IMD)� World class producer of �System on Chip�, dense
SRAM, DRAM mass-production
! The Problem:� Quality and yield problems in semiconductor production� More than 300 process steps by products� SAS quality application in place for each step but still
unexplained yield �drift�
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Altis Semiconductor
! The Solution:� Combine data across all process steps � Enterprise Miner uncovered unknown interaction
between wet and annealing processes
! The Benefit: � 2% yield improvement (� 1.5 Mill)� SAS solution paid itself after 1 month of recovery
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Europay Austria
! The Company:� Leading Company for cashless payments in Austria
(80% of all transactions)� Fully owned by Austrian banks
! The Problem:� Develop an efficient system for managing the stocking
of ATMs
! The Solution:� Optimized filling model based on costs, transactional
data, and the number and duration of periods when the machines were empty
� SAS/HPF and SAS/OR as analytical engine
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Europay Austria
! The Benefit:
"Every cash machine offers a savings potential of around � 3,000, which, with 2,750 cash machines throughout Austria, comes to an annual total of at least � 8.5 million." - Christian Gihl, project manager
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SCI Launch Activities
! 10-12Feb03: External launch at Logicon, Amsterdam� SAS Gold sponsor, Mike Haydock to chair session,
paper from Kimberly-Clark, SAS booth.
! 13-15May03: ECR Europe, Berlin� SAS SCI booth, specific focus on SAS VCA launch
! 17-19Jun03: SEUGI � SCI in Opening Session, CFO stream, SCI stream,�
! Reference lists US, EMEA
! Analyst and press activities
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Leading Analysts on Supply Chain Analytics
Companies are supplementing the initial efficiency gains and subsequent cost savings that were achieved by implementing operational software applications in ERP, CRM, SCM, and ecommerce with the value enhancingfunctionality of analytic applications
Source: IDC Research, 2001
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AMR on SAS SCI
! �SAS has also had great success in performing advanced customer analytics in the B2C and B2B worlds, and is now focusing on its SCI suite that will encompass forecasting, logistics planning, a supply chain event analyzer, and other areas�
! The company has been thankfully hiring huge pools of talent from the supply chain world to support this initiative�
! �It has got the right recipe, the right ingredients, and the right chefs--it just needs to hurry up and serve up lots of tasty analytic tapas to the hungry masses�
Source: AMR Research, 2003
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Things company can now see
Managing Spend � SAS SRMSAS SRM
Typical Company Infrastructure
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SAS SRM Release 2.4! Available in May
! Includes the following modules:� Spend Analysis � Ranking� Data Input (new)� Supply Base Optimization (new)� Scorecard option (SPM)
! Note: a solution adapter for SRM has been developed
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Drivers of Value in Manufacturing
ValueValue
QualityQuality
CostCost
SpeedSpeed FlexibilityFlexibility
. . . are context and time dependent
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Managing Quality -SAS® Process Intelligence 2.5
InformationStore
InformationStore
APCAPC
MaintenanceManagementMaintenanceManagement
MaterialControlMaterialControl Data
ContentData
Content
ProactiveAnalysis &Reporting
ProactiveAnalysis &Reporting
Exploration,Learning &
Improvement
Exploration,Learning &
Improvement
StrategyAlignment &Scorecarding
StrategyAlignment &Scorecarding
Global KnowledgeGlobal Knowledge
Automatic Process AlertsAutomatic Process Alerts
Root Cause InvestigationRoot Cause Investigation
InputInterface
MESMES
SPCSPC
SchedulingSchedulingEquipmentAutomationEquipmentAutomation
DispatchingDispatching
Operational Data Collaborative Space
SAS Process IntelligenceSAS Process Intelligence
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SAS® Process Intelligence 2.5
! Changes and Enhancements� Easy to use data interface (IDF) and integrated
automatic ETL process� Complete rework of the data model (UDM and ADM)
and of the query engine� New client-side user interface for the Agent� Improved scalability� Extended configurability
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What is the difference in cost between various distribution strategies?
What is the difference in cost between various distribution strategies?
I need to measure how my practices affect my trading partners� costs, and vice-versa, in a manner that all parties will agree with.
I need to measure how my practices affect my trading partners� costs, and vice-versa, in a manner that all parties will agree with.
How much of my Gross Margin is eroded by supply chain costs?
How much of my Gross Margin is eroded by supply chain costs?
What are the financial implications of adopting CPFR?
What are the financial implications of adopting CPFR?
If inventory levelsare reduced across the chain what is the cost saving for each partner?
If inventory levelsare reduced across the chain what is the cost saving for each partner?
What are the biggest costs in the value chain when running a promotion and how can I reduce them?
What are the biggest costs in the value chain when running a promotion and how can I reduce them?
Monitoring Your Supply Chain �Financial Intelligence
What is the most profitable assortment of products to have in the category?
What is the most profitable assortment of products to have in the category?
How will the new product impact total category profitability?
How will the new product impact total category profitability?
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Oros Value Chain Analyzer
SAS Value Chain Analytics
EnterpriseGuide
DataWarehouse8.2 & ETL
Value ChainAnalyzer
6.0
Information DeliveryPortal
Extract, transform & load data
Build, view, navigate& manipulate models
Report & view results
Deploy information
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Managing Demand �SAS Demand Intelligence
Accurate, scalable forecasts which handle
" Seasonality
" Promotions
" New products
" Slow-moving goods
Optimal inventory replenishment policies
" When?
" How much?
" Service levels
" Costs
Optimal pricing strategies & promotional planning
" Effects of price changes on demand
" Covering everyday, promotional, and clearance pricing
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SAS Demand Intelligence
! Available with SAS 8.2:Forecasting:� SAS/ETS Software� SAS/HPF (High Performance Forecasting)− Automatic generation of time series, scalable, finding best
model, batch orientedOptimization:� SAS/OR Software� SAS/IRP (Inventory Replenishment Planner), exp.
! SAS Demand Intelligence � 1/2Q04� Demand Planning� Inventory Planning � Price and Promotions Planning
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SAS SCI � an emerging Concept
SAS Demand SAS Demand IntelligenceIntelligence�� Inventory Inventory
PlanningPlanning
SAS Value Chain AnalyticsSAS Value Chain Analytics
SAS SAS SRM SRM SAS Demand SAS Demand IntelligenceIntelligence
�� Demand Demand PlanningPlanning
�� Price/Prom Plan. Price/Prom Plan.
LinkedLinked
Supply Supply Chain Chain
SolutionsSolutions
SAS Supply Chain Performance IntelligenceSAS Supply Chain Performance Intelligence
�� SAS Process SAS Process IntelligenceIntelligence
�� SAS Warranty SAS Warranty AnalysisAnalysis
Customized Supply Chain Offerings from SASCustomized Supply Chain Offerings from SAS
SAS Intelligence ArchitectureSAS Intelligence Architecture
Field Field --Developed Developed
CapabilitiesCapabilities
Solution Implementation ServicesSolution Implementation Services
ERP and Traditional Supply Chain Management SystemsERP and Traditional Supply Chain Management Systems
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Conclusions
! Supply chains improvements are based on optimal business processes and software for accelerated improvements
! The competitive advantage of ERPs are gone �supply chain analytics/SCI deliver targeted value on top
! SAS has a comprehensive and further emerging offering for targeted SCI solutions
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Information Sources on SCI
! SCI solution page � links to SRM, Process Intelligence, Demand Intelligence and Value Chain Analytics pages http://www.sas.com/solutions/sci/
! Bettermanagement.com: Supply Chain Intelligence Authority http://www.bettermanagement.com/authorities/default.aspx?a=12