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Title: Transport in the Global Market the Drivers and Challenges


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Transport in the Global Market the Drivers and
Challenges
Ian Shellard Rolls-Royce plc
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Global Customers
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Supply Chain Requirements The Extended
Enterprise
Generic Supply Chain
  • The Robust Supply Chain is
  • Dependable
  • Repeatable
  • Visible
  • Flexible
  • Cost-effective
  • The Supply Chain is as strong as its weakest
    link
  • Physical logistics stages must be judged on the
    same criteria as material transformation stages

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Rolls-Royce Supply Chains
OEM
Services
New Product Introduction
5
Supply Chain Synchronisation
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Global Sourcing
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Global Sourcing
LOGISTICS COST
PURCHASE PRICE
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Global Sourcing
LOGISTICS COST
INVENTORY COST
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The Business Environment Increasing Demands
What the Customer Wants..
Lower Prices
Better Service
More Choice
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The Business Environment Increasing Demands
The Challenges.
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Responses include
  • Reduce unnecessary transport
  • Expedited (part-by-part) transport
  • Duplicated journeys (out and back)
  • Interim locations and inventory
  • Review of balance between local (duplicate) and
    global (single) sourcing
  • CTPAT and AEO status
  • Dollarisation

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Factors We Need To Address
  • What is the true operational model?
  • Real lead-times at each stage
  • Cost and value added at each stage
  • Constraints, bottle-necks and risks

Then we know where to hold inventory, and how
much!
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Key Requirements
  • Recognition of the supply chain as an extended
    enterprise
  • Mature partnerships and relationships
  • Shared demand, capacity and status plans and data
    of high quality
  • Good modelling and simulation tools

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Global Sourcing and Operations
Region 1
Region 2
Region 3
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Global Network
  • Parts sourced in regions are consolidated in
    region
  • Production parts for out-region assembly plants
    are consolidated and shipped efficiently
  • Spares material is held in-region and shipped to
    point of use only when required.

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E-Manifest
  • Schedule sent electronically both as demand (MRP)
    and as collection plan for next 7 days at
    part-number and quantity level
  • Collection drivers share collection plan data
  • Parts scanned onto trucks, checking correct part
    number and quantity
  • Wont take wrong parts, early/excess parts or
    parts incorrectly labelled
  • ERP system automatically updated within a few
    minutes of collection giving MRPCs notice of
    any shortages/issues and a chance to manage round
    them.
  • Winner of 4 leading awards for supply chain
    innovation and partnership.

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Logistics Alliance
Benchmark
Benchmark
Transport
Audit each
Audit each
arm
arm
International
Freight Forwarding
CEVA
Packaging
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Daher
KN
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UPS
UPS
TNT
TNT
Integrated
Logistics Centres
Aftermarket
Service Centres
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Conclusion
  • The challenges of global markets and operations
    are complex and will not get any easier as time
    goes by
  • Responses may be different depending on a
    companys individual business models and
    situations
  • Supply chain effectiveness remains a key pillar
    of business performance
  • Better understanding of the influencing factors
    and their interactions is essential to maximising
    effectiveness
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