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BASF The Chemical Company The world’ s leading chemical company Offers intelligent systematic solutions and high-value products for almost all industries Sales 2008: 62,304 million Income from operations (EBIT) 2008:  6,463 million Employees at year-end 2008: 96 924

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BASF – The Chemical Company

The world’s leading chemical

company

Offers intelligent systematic solutions andhigh-value products for almost all industries

Sales 2008: € 62,304 million

Income from operations(EBIT) 2008: €6,463 million

Employeesat year-end 2008: 96 924

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BASF‘s segment structure

Oil & GasChemicals PerformanceProducts

PerformancePolymers

Polyurethanes

Acrylics &Dispersions

CareChemicals

PerformanceChemicals

Inorganics

Petro-chemicals

Intermediates

Catalysts

ConstructionChemicals

Coatings

CropProtection

Oil & Gas

FunctionalSolutions

AgricultureSolutions

Plastics

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Market & ExternalEnvironment Analyses

Identification of Customers, Products,Competition, Socioeconomic Environment

Corporate

Strategy

Overall missions & goals of the Organization,

Recognition of Distinctive Competencies.

Future Direction

(Global Strategy,

New Products &

Services, etc…) 

Competitive

Priorities(Cost,

Quality, Time,

Price, etc..)

Functional Area Strategies

Finance

Marketing

Operations

others

Capabilities

current

neededplans

Where does Supply Chain Capability Fit in theOperations Planning & Execution Model?

Source: Operations Management, Fifth Edition,

Krajewski & Ritzman

Must develop the

supply chainexpertise required to

plan & execute

strategy.

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Help ourcustomers to bemore successful

Ensure sustainabledevelopment

Earn a premiumon our costof capital

Form the bestteam in the

industry

BASF’s Vision 2015 

None of these strategies can be achieved without competent employees who

have been provided the necessary capabilities (behavior, knowledge, & skills) to

succeed.

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2003 2004 2005

•Global SCM

Competency

Team formed

(one

representative

from each

Region)

•Supply Chain

Academy

(SCA) piloted

globally.

Global Team

Began

discussing

PCDC effort.

•NAFTA

Learning CoE

Team formed

(One

representative

from each

function)

•Global SCM

Competency

Team agreed

upon standard

roles &associated

competencies.

SCA adopted

globally.

•NAFTA

Logistics

updated

competencies

by job role.Curriculums

were

developed for

Technical

Competencies

•NAFTA

Learning CoE

developed

curriculum

for Global

Competencies

to be

supported by

HMMP

•NAFTA

MM

Education

& Training

Team

formed

•NAFTA MM

Job Structure

Team Formed

(HR, Bus.

Log., Corp.

Log)

•Competency

based Training

Plans in place

for approx.

75% of 

NAFTALogistics

Employees

Organization:

Highlights:•Enhanced

Technical

Competency

Curriculum

under

developmentfor MM. (IT,

Logistics)

•MM Job

Structure

under

review.

2003-2006 BASF SCM/Logistics

Competency Related Activities

•MM Job

Structure

(SC Plnr.)

Finalized

Approved.

2006

•MM Jobs

Technical

Curriculum

& Courses

Developed•APICSCPIM

adopted

Globally

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