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Page 1: B2B Solutions Study Summary Charts June – September 2013.

B2B Solutions StudySummary Charts

June – September 2013

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Agenda

Study Overview

B2B Solutions

EDI / XML

Distribution Center / Warehouse

Supply Chain Organization

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Study Overview

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The Majority of Respondents Work at Manufacturers and Average Revenue is $4 Billion

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Over Half of Respondents Work in a Discrete Industry

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Half of Respondents Work in IT, Nearly Half Are Managers and Over ¾ Work in the US

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Agenda

Study Overview

B2B Solutions

EDI / XML

Distribution Center / Warehouse

Supply Chain Organization

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Definitions

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All Respondents Have EDI/XML and Are Somewhat Familiar with Their B2B Solutions

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Most Respondents Are Familiar with the Use of EDI/XML for Order-to-Cash and Procure-to-Pay

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Agenda

Study Overview

B2B Solutions

EDI / XML

Distribution Center / Warehouse

Supply Chain Organization

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For Both Sales and Purchase Orders, Over Half of Orders Are Exchanged via EDI/XML

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On Average, EDI/XML Sales Orders Are Shipped Somewhat Faster with No Manual Intervention

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For Both Sales and Purchase Orders, Over One-Third Report Tracking Internal Costs of Orders

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Awareness of Internal Order Costs Is Low for Both Order Types

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The Top Challenge for Orders Not Processed via EDI/XML Is Added Time

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About Half Report the Orders Change at least Once; About 60% Process Changes via EDI/XML

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The Top Challenge for Order Changes Not Using EDI/XML Is Having More Imperfect Orders

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EDI/XML Benefits Accuracy Most for Both Sales and Purchase Orders

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Business Partner Relationships Is Top Supply Chain Element to Improve with EDI/XML

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ASNs and Purchase Order Acknowledgements Are Most Important Elements of EDI/XML for

Improving Supply Chain Performance

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Non-Discrete Industries and Non-IT Roles Are More Likely to Consider Purchase Order

Acknowledgements to be Important

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Customer Order Captures and ASNs Are Top Performing Elements of EDI/XML for Improving

Supply Chain Performance

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Greatest Gaps in Performance:ASNs and Purchase Order Acknowledgements

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Only 6% Report Offering a Discount to Customers for Use of EDI/XML

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Open-Ended Comments about B2B Solution Performance

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Open-Ended Comments about B2B Solution Performance

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Agenda

Study Overview

B2B Solutions

EDI / XML

Distribution Center / Warehouse

Supply Chain Organization

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82% of Respondents Are at least Slight Familiar with Company’s Distribution Center

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Two-thirds Report Receiving Shipments without Advanced Shipment Notices or Dispatch Advices

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Top Challenges When Don’t Have ASNs Are Longer Receiving Times and Inability to Plan

Labor Schedules

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Without ASN, Biggest Impact to Supply Chain Is Need to Expedite Shipments More Frequently

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On Average, Shipments without ASNs Cost $78 per Order Extra

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Nearly Half Report That Any of Their Inbound Shipments Are Not Labeled with Barcodes

or RFID Tags

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On Average, Shipments without Barcodes or RFID Tags Cost $57 per Order Extra

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Agenda

Study Overview

B2B Solutions

EDI / XML

Distribution Center / Warehouse

Supply Chain Organization

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Ability to Use Data Is Top Supply Chain Pain

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Variations in Supply Chain Pain by Subgroups

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Four in Five Report Having a Formal Supply Chain Organization

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Respondents Identify an Average of 6 Functions That Report through the Supply Chain