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Presentation Given at the Annual CSCMP Event on September 25
The document discusses the 'Supply Chains to Admire' initiative, which aims to provide an objective measurement of supply chain excellence through data sharing and benchmarking. Key insights highlight that improvement in supply chains is linked to financial performance and that aspirational leadership, balanced metrics, and data analytics are crucial for driving excellence. The need for effective management and innovation in supply chains is emphasized, along with a call for evaluating session feedback.
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- 2. Speakers Ann-Marie Daugherty Senior Director– Transportation, Giant Eagle Lora Cecere Founder Supply Chain Insights Sam Borthwick Research Associate. Supply Chain Insights Brian Tessier VP of Supply Chain Innovation, Schneider Electric
- 3. Supply Chains toAdmire • What Is IT? • Methodology • A Business User’s Perspective • Wrap-up
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- 6. Supply Chains toAdmire
- 7. Why? 1. Define anobjective measurement of supply chain excellence for our research. 2. Share data to help supply chain leaders objectively benchmark and build balanced portfolios. 3. Gain an understanding of how fast supply chain actions translate to balance sheet performance. 4. Help supply chain leaders talk the language of finance, and to help finance teams understand what is possible in supply chain. 5. Build an objective standard that is data-driven.
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- 10. What is theIndex? A Measure of Improvement
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- 17. Supply Chains toAdmire
- 18. What Makes aDifference?
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- 25. What Did WeLearn?
- 26. Improvement is FasterWhen You Have a Lot to Lose
- 27. Manage Costs Likea Decathlon
- 28. The Efficient SupplyChain Is Not the Most Effective
- 29. Fads Get UsNowhere
- 30. Need for BigWings and Big Feet Aspirational Leadership and Process Innovation Grounded in Goals
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- 35. Session Takeaways • DrivingSupply Chain Excellence is a Balancing Act • The Starting Point Is a Balanced Metrics Portfolio • The Tie Should be to Value
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- 37. Don’t forget tofill out the session evaluation on the Conference App sponsored by BlueJay “I shall participate, I shall contribute, and in doing so, I will be the gainer.” – Walter Annenberg