This discussion will set the stage for all operational and supply chain teams to understand some key areas of focus that will bring significant value to the business. We will discuss the good, the bad and the ugly in international Supply Chain trends. Along with what companies are doing now to maximize their investment in SAP and more specifically how to apply some of these learnings to their S/4HANA journey to ensure success.
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It's all about visibility. Line of sight. SAP has some amazing capacity planning and scheduling tools that are core to supply chain efficiency. The challenge is to actually use them, to understand where they fit and how they drive the extended supply chain to increase throughput and therefor revenue enablement. See and learn how to obtain the required line of site so you can: reduce time of insight, reduce time to action, and increase visibility into data as it relates to the end-to-end business processes.
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After years of running SAP, it was time for a strategic change. Not for another ERP, but rather a transformation of people, process, and a smart use of existing technology. Minuteman International set out to optimize its supply chain by maximizing SAP functionality while increasing the maturity and education of its business user community, along with aligning demand, production planning, and procurement processes. Minuteman took a strategic approach to leverage the SAP technology and implement a tactical plan that elevated the global end-to-end planning process to another level.
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Get Practical on How to Identify Your SCM and Operational Health in Your Own Organization (BYOD)
We will use this time to work with you in your SAP system and to walk you through how to establish a baseline for your organizations supply chain health measures. You will see how to establish the relationship between your health measures and where your organization most likely resides on a maturity benchmarking tool. We will help you identify evidence of where integration is breaking down across your supply chain and call out some of the reasons. We will then discuss how to set targets and what actions can be taken to make immediate improvements.
Takeaways of what you will be able to do as an outcome:
As a leader of your business, using one system of record is critical to ensuring operational excellence and supply chain efficiency. Most companies agree that SAP is an essential enabler for their operations rather than a system requiring periodic attention. Yet, few rarely live by this tenant. In this discussion, learn how to gain organizational adoption and measure your success.
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We will be going on a journey with Trinchero Family Estates (TFE) on how they weathered the storm of supply chain disruption, demand volatility and adjusting to the new working normal. In the height of these challenges, TFE made a commitment as an organization to embark on a transformation to align people, process, and the smart use of SAP. We will cover some of the unique challenges presented by a Supply Chain transformation and how in less-than-optimal conditions, they impact the change management effort with your people. We will look at the tools and techniques that helped fuel the supply chain transformation and inspired the TFE team to drive through the effort with reduced burnout, improved retention, better team cohesion and structures that support a cross functional supply chain management approach. Most importantly hear how TFE was able to make sure the results stuck and developed a culture of continuous improvement, all while using SAP.
Takeaways:
A new world is upon us. As we work to realign our strategies to meet the new way of working and face global supply chain challenges with agility, it’s never been more important to manage our promises. The supply chain runs on integration, which promotes flow of information, activities, and materials. We are all stewards of the supply chain, and the more closely we can work together, the less batons we will drop. Here is the big question: How do we confidently make promises we can keep — both to our customers and to ourselves?
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