top fifteen supply chains to admire - the supply chain index
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The presentation given during a panel discussion of the new Supply Chain Index and the top 15 Supply Chains to Admire report which were premiered at the Supply Chain Insights Global Summit in Scottsdale, AZ on September 10, 2014 The panelists were: Lora Cecere, Founder and CEO of Supply Chain Insights Mickey North Rizza, Vice President of Strategic Services at BravoSolution Roddy Martin, Managing Director – Value Chain & Operations Transformation at Accenture C.J. Wehlage, Vice President at Kinaxis Top Fifteen Supply Chains to Admire A panel of ex-AMR Research analysts reviewing the Supply Chain Insights Findings of Performance and Improvement for 2006-2013.TRANSCRIPT
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Supply Chains to Admire
Lora Cecere, Supply Chain InsightsMickey North Rizza, BravoSolution
Roddy Martin, AccentureC.J. Wehlage, Kinaxis
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Speakers
Lora CecereSupply Chain Insights
Founder and CEO
Mickey North RizzaBravoSolutionVice President,
Strategic Services
Roddy MartinAccenture
Managing Director,Value Chain and
Operations Transformation
C.J.. WehlageKinaxis
Vice President
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Our Answer? For Supply Chain Excellence?
Beats the Industry Average for Operating
Margin, Inventory Turns and ROIC for
2006-2013
Ranks above Peer Group Average on the Supply Chain
Index for 2006-2013 or 2009-2013
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Consumer Value Networks Industrial Value Networks
Supply Chains to Admire
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• By Industry: No company in retail, paper and packaging, pharmaceutical, or medical device industry makes the list.
• A Different Perspective: Many “recognized industry leaders” (P&G, Toyota, Samsung, and Walmart) do not make the list.
• When the Going Gets Tough, the Tough Get Going: More companies in the industrial value network make the list than the consumer value network. No company makes the list from the healthcare value network.
• Tough Environment: 12 out of 13 industries improved resilience. 11 out of 13 industries lost ground at the intersection of operating margins and inventory turns.
High-Level Insights
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Supply Chains to Admire
1. AB InBev2. Apple3. Audi4. BASF5. Cisco Systems6. Colgate7. Eastman Chemical8. EMC
9. General Mills10. Intel11. Nike12.Ralph Lauren13.Seagate14.TRW15.TSMC
(Taiwan Semiconductor)
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Retail
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Consumer Goods
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Food
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Beverage
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Apparel
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Chemical
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Pharmaceutical
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Medical Device
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Paper and Packaging
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Semiconductor
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Automotive
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Consumer Electronics
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Automotive Suppliers
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• Leadership• Building of talent• Inside-out processes• Horizontal process focus• Active and intentional design• Supply chain planning
What Makes a Difference
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• A project-based focus• Vertical excellence without an end-to-end
focus• Unchecked complexity• Big bang projects• Pushing cost and waste backwards in the
value network
What Does Not Work