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    Transition ManagementTransition Management

    Managing the associated organisationalManaging the associated organisationalchangeschanges

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    Objectives of this sessionObjectives of this session

    NOTNOT

    A generic education on Change ManagementA generic education on Change Management

    ISIS

    Attempt to highlight what changes (outside of theAttempt to highlight what changes (outside of thetechnology) willtechnology) will take place andtake place and have to be managedhave to be managed

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    The biggest hurdle is not just implementing new

    technology, but adopting business practices,organisational structures, and culture that encouragescoordination and collaboration

    However, APS is an enablerof changeWhat are the 3 biggest obstacles?

    Source: Forrester Research, 'The Supply Chain Voyage', 1997

    Cultural resistance of staffand management

    Poor state of current systems

    Complexity of new supplychain technology

    High cost and resourceconstraints

    Coordination with supplychain partners

    68%

    54%

    38%

    32%

    26%

    0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80

    APS is not a Panacea...APS is not a Panacea...

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    Most ERP applications failed to deliverMost ERP applications failed to delivertheir full promise...their full promise...

    How successful are ERPHow successful are ERP

    initiatives?initiatives?Very successfulVery successful 6.7%6.7%SuccessfulSuccessful 25.4%25.4%Somewhat successfulSomewhat successful 44.7%44.7%Not very successfulNot very successful 20.7%20.7%UnsuccessfulUnsuccessful 2.5%2.5%

    Barriers to ERP successBarriers to ERP successChange ManagementChange Management

    CommunicationCommunicationOtherOtherDefining objectivesDefining objectivesExisting thinkingExisting thinking ImplementationImplementationRealising benefitsRealising benefitsTime managementTime management

    FinancingFinancingPrioritisationPrioritisationCo-ordinating multiple unitsCo-ordinating multiple unitsMethodologyMethodology

    The Corporate world is littered with the wreckageof technically sound programmes that have been

    crushed by employee resistance to change- Tom Terez, Modern Management,

    Inc.

    The Corporate world is littered with the wreckageof technically sound programmes that have been

    crushed by employee resistance to change- Tom Terez, Modern Management,

    Inc.

    }}67.9%67.9% }}52%52%

    ce: 1996 research stud of fortune 500 executives, conducted b CSC indexce: 1996 research study of fortune 500 executives, conducted by CSC index

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    Lessons LearnedLessons Learned

    Is there a burning platform for change?Is there a burning platform for change?

    If not, expect high level of resistance and focus on on-valueIf not, expect high level of resistance and focus on on-valueadded issuesadded issues

    If so, senior management must reinforce the messageIf so, senior management must reinforce the message

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    Non technical issues required for goodNon technical issues required for goodplanning...planning...

    One forecastOne forecast

    OrganisationOrganisation

    IT OrganisationIT Organisation

    Plant / MetricsPlant / Metrics

    DisciplineDiscipline

    SC RationalisationSC Rationalisation

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    Plant / MetricsPlant / Metrics

    TraditionallyTraditionally Focus on costFocus on cost

    Long production runsLong production runs

    No awareness of total deliveredNo awareness of total delivered

    costcost

    Suboptimal production scheduleSuboptimal production schedulechangeschanges

    Control of only the local part ofControl of only the local part of

    Supply ChainSupply Chain

    Must align KPIs to overall Supply Chain effectiveness, including: Through put,

    Inventory, CostsChanges to the plant will still occur but it should now be possible to synchronise

    these with the rest of the supply chain

    Failure to address this means you dont really have an integrated supply chainplanning process

    Best in ClassBest in Class Focus on plan/schedule executioFocus on plan/schedule execution

    Shorter production runsShorter production runs

    Production schedule changes toProduction schedule changes to

    meet planmeet plan

    Global and centralised SupplyGlobal and centralised SupplyChain planning and visibilityChain planning and visibility

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    DisciplineDiscipline

    TraditionallyTraditionally

    Production schedules notProduction schedules notmaintainedmaintained

    Hidden inventoryHidden inventory

    Obsolete dataObsolete data

    Many forecasts and plansMany forecasts and plans

    Common Issues FoundCommon Issues Found Plants Fail to Produce What

    Planning Org Wants Plants/Warehouses Fail to

    Ship What Is Needed Plants kept on producing,

    regardless of demand

    Impeding Organizational Ability To Change

    Existing transaction systems (can be a smokescreen)

    Just never had to do it before (all the overt and covert drivers of behaviours havebeen changed)

    Best in ClassBest in Class

    Production schedules maintained up toProduction schedules maintained up todatedate

    Obsolete data cleaned Out of SystemsObsolete data cleaned Out of Systems

    Inventory is geared to customer serviceInventory is geared to customer service

    levelslevels

    SCP organisation determines whatSCP organisation determines what

    Plants producePlants produce

    Plant/warehouses shipPlant/warehouses ship

    Measure conformance to plan rather thanMeasure conformance to plan rather thanto volume attainmentto volume attainment

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    IT OrganisationIT Organisation

    TraditionallyTraditionally Standard technical systemsStandard technical systems

    supportsupport

    React to problemsReact to problems

    Impeding Organisational Ability To ChangeExisting IT skill set

    Tendency to try to function as before (now need to become shareholders in thebusiness)

    Best in ClassBest in Class Coordinates with business onCoordinates with business on

    system improvementssystem improvements

    Co-located and dedicated ITCo-located and dedicated IT

    personnel to user groupspersonnel to user groups

    Understand functional andUnderstand functional and

    technical issues and how theytechnical issues and how they

    are interrelatedare interrelated

    Are flexible with the numberAre flexible with the number

    of system change requestsof system change requests

    that are catered forthat are catered for

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    Supply Chain RationalizationSupply Chain Rationalization

    TraditionallyTraditionally

    Little to no effectiveLittle to no effective

    item/customer differentiationitem/customer differentiation

    Forward coverage safety stockForward coverage safety stock

    strategiesstrategies

    Outdated, invalid minimumOutdated, invalid minimumproduction quantitiesproduction quantities

    Outdated, invalidOutdated, invalid

    replenishment quantitiesreplenishment quantities

    Impeding Organizational Ability To Change

    Typically Gets Pushed Out of Project Scope

    Client: Well Take Care of This

    Reality: Does Require Additional Resources

    Best in ClassBest in Class

    Item and customerItem and customer

    differentiation /rationalizationdifferentiation /rationalization

    including the elimination of lowincluding the elimination of lowperforming itemsperforming items

    Rationalised economicRationalised economic

    production quantitiesproduction quantities

    Rationalised economicRationalised economic

    replenishment quantitiesreplenishment quantities

    Rationalised safety stockRationalised safety stock

    levelslevels

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    Supply Chain Management OrganisationSupply Chain Management Organisationskillsskills

    TraditionallyTraditionally

    Mainly routine, transactional tasksMainly routine, transactional tasks

    Generating reportsGenerating reports

    Order chasingOrder chasing

    Second guessing forecastsSecond guessing forecasts

    An understanding of MRP (perhaps not even MRP II)An understanding of MRP (perhaps not even MRP II)

    Functional experienceFunctional experience

    Typically rise through manufacturing or warehousing ranksTypically rise through manufacturing or warehousing ranks

    Narrow view on information, e.g. only look at management informationNarrow view on information, e.g. only look at management information

    Lack of cross-functional empathyLack of cross-functional empathy

    Knowledge baseKnowledge base

    Lack of total Supply Chain process understandingLack of total Supply Chain process understanding

    Administrative proceduresAdministrative procedures

    An understanding of MRP (perhaps MRP II)An understanding of MRP (perhaps MRP II)

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    Supply Chain Management OrganisationalSupply Chain Management OrganisationalSkillsSkills

    Best in ClassBest in Class

    Process drivenProcess driven Decision making (how to best match demand with supply)Decision making (how to best match demand with supply)

    Problem solving, with both manufacturing/distributions and sales/marketingProblem solving, with both manufacturing/distributions and sales/marketing

    Collaborative forecastingCollaborative forecasting

    Cross supply chain knowledge of processes and toolsCross supply chain knowledge of processes and tools

    Integrated Supply Chain experienceIntegrated Supply Chain experience

    Cross-functional experienceCross-functional experience

    Holistic view of how information is used throughout Supply ChainHolistic view of how information is used throughout Supply Chain

    Lived through a variety of jobs, including manufacturing/distributions andLived through a variety of jobs, including manufacturing/distributions and

    sales/marketingsales/marketing

    Knowledge baseKnowledge base

    Understand the supply chain trade offsUnderstand the supply chain trade offs

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    S l Ch i M t O i ti lS l Ch i M t O i ti l

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    Supply Chain Management OrganisationalSupply Chain Management OrganisationalSkillsSkills

    Expert User GroupExpert User Group

    Will need to create an expert user group to manage theWill need to create an expert user group to manage therequests for system changes / modifications and enhancementsrequests for system changes / modifications and enhancements

    Manage software upgradesManage software upgrades

    Ensure the system remains uniform across functions andEnsure the system remains uniform across functions and

    geographiesgeographies

    Organisation Database AdministrationOrganisation Database Administration Will need to create a role toWill need to create a role to

    check base datacheck base data

    check static datacheck static data

    maintain integrity and performance of systemmaintain integrity and performance of system

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    How Do We Address These Issues?How Do We Address These Issues?

    Top of the list of critical success factorsTop of the list of critical success factorsRisk/reward agreements -- future of SCP implementationsRisk/reward agreements -- future of SCP implementations

    People will do what they have incentive to doPeople will do what they have incentive to do

    Target clients who are willing to tackle these issuesTarget clients who are willing to tackle these issues

    Walk away if necessaryWalk away if necessaryRetraining of Client PersonnelRetraining of Client Personnel

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    KPI Ch M t i dKPIs a Change Management iss e and

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    KPIs - a Change Management issue andKPIs - a Change Management issue andenablerenabler

    One issue that has to be faced when in Supply Chain planningOne issue that has to be faced when in Supply Chain planningwork is the existing measurement systemwork is the existing measurement system

    Traditional measures tend to optimise each separate part ofTraditional measures tend to optimise each separate part of

    the supply chain, resulting in a sub-optimal wholethe supply chain, resulting in a sub-optimal whole

    eg, traditional factory measures of, plant costs andeg, traditional factory measures of, plant costs and

    capacity utilisation can drive up inventory levelscapacity utilisation can drive up inventory levelsdownstreamdownstream

    If we seek to integrate and optimise the supply chain, weneed a set of measures that drives behaviours to do so ...

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    What Makes A Good KPIWhat Makes A Good KPI

    Some of the success criteria for a good performance indicatorSome of the success criteria for a good performance indicator

    are that it must:are that it must:

    Be consistentBe consistent -- each measure must support the other measureseach measure must support the other measures

    in thein the specific actions identifiedspecific actions identified

    Be meaningfulBe meaningful -- changes to the measure must be easilychanges to the measure must be easily

    attributable to a cause;attributable to a cause;

    Be relevantBe relevant

    --

    reflect the performance of a parameter that isreflect the performance of a parameter that is

    fundamental to the business;fundamental to the business;

    Be all encompassingBe all encompassing -- as a package the KPIs must cover all importantas a package the KPIs must cover all important

    aspects of the business operation;aspects of the business operation;

    Be well definedBe well defined -- everyone has the same understanding of theeveryone has the same understanding of the

    measure, how it is created and what it means;measure, how it is created and what it means;

    Have a defined targetHave a defined target -- the normal operational level of the indicator isthe normal operational level of the indicator isunderstood , as are the out of specification levels; andunderstood , as are the out of specification levels; and

    Be available in timeBe available in time -- presentation and analysis of the data mustpresentation and analysis of the data must

    reflect thereflect the speed at which resolution actions are requiredspeed at which resolution actions are required

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    Total Supply Chain Performance MeasuresTotal Supply Chain Performance Measures

    Perfect orderPerfect order

    fulfillmentfulfillment

    Customer satisfactionCustomer satisfaction

    Product qualityProduct quality

    Order fulfillment leadOrder fulfillment lead

    timetime

    Total supply chain costTotal supply chain cost

    Inventory days ofInventory days of

    supplysupply

    High levels of customerHigh levels of customer

    satisfaction withsatisfaction with

    productsproducts

    and service levelsand service levels

    Responsive to marketResponsive to market

    Cost efficient operationsCost efficient operations

    STRATEGY

    CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS

    KEY PERFORMANCEMEASURES

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