Client impact
An end-to-end control tower
A global consumer-goods company runs seven processes from one control tower, with OTIF and inventory days on one page.
Functions · Operations & supply chain
One supply chain, seven processes, one set of numbers.
From plan to deliver we connect the end-to-end processes, idea to launch, forecast to plan, source to pay, plan to produce, order to cash, deliver to serve and record to report, into a control tower that routes each exception to its owner.
What leaders are dealing with
Four conditions every supply chain now runs under.
- 01
Disruption is the operating condition
Supply shocks, tariffs and demand swings arrive faster than monthly plans can absorb.
- 02
Capacity and cost pressure
Labour, energy and freight costs rise while service expectations do not fall.
- 03
Fragmented systems
ERP, warehouse, transport, quality and planning tools each hold a piece; nobody holds the chain.
- 04
Service and inventory pull against each other
Without one view of demand, stock and capacity, inventory goes up and on-time delivery goes down at the same time.
Where we help
From plan to deliver, stage by stage.
Plan
Can we see demand, supply and capacity in one place?
- Demand forecasting with machine learning
- S&OP and SIOP on a page
- Control tower with exceptions routed to owners
Source
Are we buying well and paying on the right terms?
- Supplier performance and quality analytics
- Spend visibility and payment terms
- Source-to-pay cycle time
Make
Are the plants running to standard?
- OEE, yield and changeover analytics
- Statistical process control and quality
- Predictive maintenance
Deliver
Are we serving customers at the right cost?
- OTIF and service levels by customer
- Load utilization and transportation cost
- Cost to serve and returns management
Client impact
What it looks like when it is done.
What we bring
Solutions that deliver impact.
01
Supply chain control tower
- Seven end-to-end processes with KPIs and owners
- Exceptions routed, not just reported
- Daily briefing and alerts
02
Demand and supply planning
- Machine learning forecasts by SKU and channel
- S&OP scenarios with capacity constraints
- Forecast accuracy by horizon
03
Plant performance
- OEE, yield and downtime by line
- Statistical process control and quality calendars
- Standard cost and variance
04
Supplier quality and sourcing
- Supplier scorecards and audits
- Incoming quality and defect Pareto
- Spend and terms
05
Logistics and service
- OTIF root causes
- Load, route and carrier performance
- Returns and claims
06
Operations apps and automation
- Power Apps for inspections and requests
- Automation of planning and master data
- Dynamics 365 Supply Chain reporting
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