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SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEME
RETAILING
Presented By
ASHOK KU P
SHOVAN DA
SURJYA KU D
TRIDEEP SAH
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WHAT IS SUPPLY CHAIN
It is a network of facilities and d
options that performs the fun
procurement of materials, transformthese materials into intermediate an
products, and the distribution
products to the customers.
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Four basic processes in supply chain
Plan .
Source .
Make .
Deliver .
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WHAT IS THE OBJECTIVE OF S
CHAIN?
To ensure that right product reache
place at right time and importantright price and profit for the retailer.
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WHY THERE IS A NEED FO
MANAGING THE SUPPLY CH
The most important need for the con
the cost involved in transportation,
warehousing and the shipping of ma
the end consumer will affect the pro
of the business.
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ProductDevelopment
Inventory
Management
Distributi
Demand
Creation &
Forecast
Customer
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To achieve strategic fit
To cater to the Competitive strategy
To reduce the holding cost.
To tackle the national and internatio
competition.
To earn more profit margin.
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Elements of SCM Demand Creation and Forecast : Create a niche,
customer needs/preferences, Gauge Market Potcompetitor environment
Product Development and commercialization : PPackaging, Price Structure
Distribution Network Configuration: Number andsuppliers, production facilities, distribution cente
warehouses and customers. Distribution Strategy: Centralized versus decentr
shipment, Cross Docking, pull or push strategies,logistics.
Information: Integrate systems and processes thsupply chain to share valuable information, inclu
signals, forecasts, inventory and transportation e Inventory Management: Quantity and location o
including raw materials, work-in-process and fini
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EVOLUTION OF SUPPLY C
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FRAMEWORK OF SCM
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CAUSES OF SUPPLY CHA
INTEGRATION
Short life span.
Changing demand, mood of the customer,
fashion, seasonal, perishable .
High volatility. Demand is influenced by
weather, T.V., movies, advertisements.
Low predictability.
Due to volatility of demand it is extremely
forecast the demand.
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Cont.
High impulse purchase (impulse and
purchase).
Main focus is on how to reduce the lea
There are three critical lead time:
Time to market - the time taken by the org
recognize the market opportunity and bri
product to the market.
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Cont.
Time to serve the time taken from
the customers order to delivering t
Time to react how long does it takthe output of the business in respon
volatile demand.
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Zaras Supply Chain
While its rivals start planning their lines onine months before they hit the shelves, Zreputation for instant reaction to fashion rapid restocking of stores to meet deman
that are hits. Zara can make a new line, from the initial
when it arrives in the shops, in just three
It's also not afraid to pull items from shelvcancel ones that aren't selling.
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How they do it ?
The secret, according to CEO Jose Castellano, is its reliancecommunication, and the way it uses existing technology toalmost every aspect of design, production and distribution
Its design-and-manufacturing headquarters is a sprawling complex with a vast network of underground tunnels linedbelts that transport clothing from one part of the complex
Almost all ofZara's clothes are made here, right from the dying stage.
Designers are in daily contact with store managers, discusare most in demand and which aren't
This, supported by real-time sales data, allows the designerepeat orders and create fresh designs, and from their facthey are shipped directly to the stores, eliminating the neewarehouses.
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From design to engineering it for low-cost
to taking the gray fabric and printing it anCutting sewing packing and shipping to restore locations in just 21 days.
It takes the coordinated and well synchroeffort of 5 teams that share the same spaHeadquarters.
Thats why it is important for a retailer notfocus on inventory but also on all aspectscreation and its fulfillment something thato have mastered.
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