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value equation
= performance / cost
performance = ?
quality + timeliness
value is determined by customers using:
subjective and objective criteria
value is judged according to:
expectations and need
truths of value
begins and ends with the customer
is relative
must be measured
is dynamic
must be in sync with capabilities and processes
must be understood by people
is a corporate strategic activity
how can customers perceive value?
quality
timeliness (lead time)
cost
flexibility
how long it performs before it fails
reliability
the degree to which a product meets or exceeds certain operation characteristics
performance
the interval between the start and end of an activity or series of activities
lead time (LT)
assemble to order (ATO)
standardized, raw material/components are stored and finished goods are produced when order is received
make to stock (MTS)
keep finished goods inventory in stock
engineer to order (ETO)
unique, customized to fit specific needs
make to order (MTO)
standardized
cannot be stored economically
(plane, yacht)
dimensions of total cost
acquisition
repair
maintenance
operating
salvage/resale
disposal
dimensions of flexibility
range
mobility
uniformity of performance
types of business processes
strategic planning
innovation
customer service
supply chain
components of a process
activities
inputs/outputs/flows
structure
resources
metrics
bottleneck
activity in the process that has the least capacity due to the limits of its available resources
3 ways to deal with variability
reduce it (eliminate, control)
buffer it (safety stock)
respond to it (flexibility)
red flags in process flow
long waits
long execution times
paperwork or extraneous info
lots of movement and people
waits for decisions from above
reducing bullwhip effect
buffering
postponement
info sharing
coordination
CPFR
collaborative planning, forecasting, and production replenishment
CRM
customer relationship management
supply chain metrics
customer satisfaction/quality
time
cost
assets
cash-to-cash cycle time =
total days of supply
+ days sales receivables outstanding
- days payables outstanding
SCRT
supply chain response time
= forecast cycle + reevaluate cycle + time to increase production by 20%
category of manufacturing processes that completes a single job or set of activities
project
provides high flexibility to produce a variety of products in limited volumes
job shop