7 reasons you may fail in the race for supply chain 2020
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You treat your supply chain like a
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…rather than an
that can eliminate waste, reduce costs and improve value
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You hired a busload of
consultants
and spent buckets of money
on
“best practices”
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But these weren’t
“best practices” after all
…
rather, they were
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Your technologies
are more about
than your customers
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Customer data is
more readily
available
…
but current
technologies
aren’t taking
advantage of it
INSIDE OUT
Processes are
OUTSIDE IN
But should be
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You are moving like a
in a fast-paced world
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Are you ready for
The metronome of the supply chain is speeding up
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You are simply not prepared to compete for supply chain
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There is a 6:1 ratio of demand to
supply for new college graduates is the
missing link
but does he know SUPPLY CHAIN?
This guy looks good…
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Your technologies are quickly
becoming
MRP
DRP
SRM
ERP II
CRM
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New technologies are emerging,
but the outcomes are unknown.
Are you ready to focus
on small, iterative
projects with an
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Pavlov’s Dog
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Are you ready for systems that SENSE and LEARN?
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Companies Are Stuck
They are unable to balance trade-offs
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We must
move past
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a different kind of supply chain…
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Conventional Manufacturing 3D Printing
Efficient Sickness Wellness Saving Earth
Shopping Cart Shopping Button
Polluting Earth
Adopting new technologies
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Yelling Listening Functional Silos T-Shaped Managers Functional Silos
BREADTH
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Realigning processes & people
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The Race for Supply Chain 2020 is
Now is the time for:
an end-to-end focus
new leadership
active listening
keeping pace
building talent
taking risks
rethinking supply chain excellence
rewiring for new mental models
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