Five Steps to Global Supply Chain Integration ... Stage 1 Traditional CRP-t KAR Stage-2 Stage 3 CRPI Stage 4 Flow-Throug Stage 5 Cross-Da Forecasting based (push) ordering policies and replenishment concepts (As-is) Warehouse shipment based replenishment Focus on small number of high volume, capable suppliers Vendor replenishment pulled based on shipments Store demand based replenishment . Continued focus on a manageable number of suppliers Vendor replenishment pulled based on aggregate customer P.O.S. information (or aggregate store orders) Inbound replenishment closely aligned to outbound orders Some percentage of inbound volume immediately picked to outbound order staging (reverse picking) Inbound replenishment exactly matches outbound orders • Supplier shipment to match actual customer order, or, Full pallets in matched to full pallet order line out Pre-distribution or pre-sold items, a.g. promos & ads

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Five Steps to Global Supply
Chain Integration ...
Stage 1
Traditional
CRP-t
KAR
Stage-2
Stage 3
CRPI
Stage 4
Flow-Throug
Stage 5
Cross-Da
Forecasting based (push) ordering policies and replenishment
concepts (As-is)
Warehouse shipment based replenishment
Focus on small number of high volume, capable suppliers
Vendor replenishment pulled based on shipments
Store demand based replenishment
. Continued focus on a manageable number of suppliers
Vendor replenishment pulled based on aggregate customer
P.O.S. information (or aggregate store orders)
Inbound replenishment closely aligned to outbound orders
Some percentage of inbound volume immediately picked to
outbound order staging (reverse picking)
Inbound replenishment exactly matches outbound orders
• Supplier shipment to match actual customer order, or,
Full pallets in matched to full pallet order line out
Pre-distribution or pre-sold items, a.g. promos & ads
Transcribed Image Text:Five Steps to Global Supply Chain Integration ... Stage 1 Traditional CRP-t KAR Stage-2 Stage 3 CRPI Stage 4 Flow-Throug Stage 5 Cross-Da Forecasting based (push) ordering policies and replenishment concepts (As-is) Warehouse shipment based replenishment Focus on small number of high volume, capable suppliers Vendor replenishment pulled based on shipments Store demand based replenishment . Continued focus on a manageable number of suppliers Vendor replenishment pulled based on aggregate customer P.O.S. information (or aggregate store orders) Inbound replenishment closely aligned to outbound orders Some percentage of inbound volume immediately picked to outbound order staging (reverse picking) Inbound replenishment exactly matches outbound orders • Supplier shipment to match actual customer order, or, Full pallets in matched to full pallet order line out Pre-distribution or pre-sold items, a.g. promos & ads
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