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Master Data Management (MDM) Consumer Electronics Industry Melbourne – 14 th Sept. 2010 • Thanks to Mike Spitzer – Sunbeam • Retravision • Jeff Calway Introduction • Sub-committee of CEWAG SteerCom • Represented by Australian Industry Suppliers and Retailers • Regular progress and results reported to CEWAG Steering Committee Where does MDM fit in? What is MDM to Retravision? – Missing or incorrect data – Naming conventions – Multiple coding methods – Code mismatch Supplier to ManufacturerTRANSCRIPT
Consumer Electronics Working
Action Group (CEWAG)
Master Data Management (MDM)
Consumer Electronics Industry
Melbourne – 14th Sept. 2010
Introduction
• Thanks to Mike Spitzer – Sunbeam
• Retravision
• Jeff Calway
Where does MDM fit in?
• Sub-committee of CEWAG SteerCom
• Represented by Australian Industry
Suppliers and Retailers
• Regular progress and results reported to
CEWAG Steering Committee
What is MDM to Retravision?
• No formal process
• No specific structure
• Manual punching data
• Diverse data offerings
• Product sold before data is available
• Data issues
– Missing or incorrect data
– Naming conventions
– Multiple coding methods
– Code mismatch Supplier to Manufacturer
Why is MDM so important?
• Establish Consumer Electronics Industry
Standards
• Simplify data sharing / synchronisation
between Suppliers and Retailers
• Remove inefficiencies within Supply Chain
– Streamline new item release processes
– Reduce time
– Lessen mistakes
– Diminish/remove manual intervention
• Other industries already happening
How will MDM work?
Next steps
• Kick off meeting – October 2010
• Pilot – February / March 2011
• Results to CEWAG SteerCom
• “To infinity and beyond!”