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    Nike’s footwear division was powered by i2 Technologies and its apparel division by Manugistics, an i2 rival and provider of Supply chain software. The supply chain management problems at Nike were in its footwear division. The complications had arisen from the impact of implementing its new demand- and supply-planning systems and processes from i2. The large installation/implementation of the new system was unusually challenging and required a high degree of customization…

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    physical stock it also a financial charge that is the current cost of capital to a company or the opportunity costs of tying up a capital that might otherwise be producing a better return if invested elsewhere. 2. Service Cost: The cost of stock management and insurance. 3. Storage…

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    Spare Parts

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    guidance in the right direction of inventory management. The safety element of having critical spares on hand in a time of urgent need is the prime emphasis of safety stock. Whether these safety stocks prevent shortages during unexpected delays as well as a mission failure due to lack of critical spare parts, it is vital that the precisely maintained balance in a supply environment exists. Although smaller businesses may not benefit as highly as large supply chain dependent corporations as…

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    offer low everyday pricing therefore they concentrated on developing a highly structured and advanced supply chain management strategy to exploit and enhance this competitive advantage and assume market leadership position. The evolution of Wal-Mart’s supply chain includes three elements: distribution practices, transportation and technology, a reduced chain than traditional supply chains (according to a 2012 Arkansas business article). By removing a few of the chain’s links, Wal-Mart was able…

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    We can conclude that manual inventory is an inaccurate system that can impact an organization financially. Inaccurate inventory is one of the major challenges for Supply Chain Managers, whether businesses are missing inventory that should be on the shelves or has more products than they should have, they will suffer expenses. The data found in this research shows that main reasons why businesses need to stop performing manual inventory count are inaccuracy, time consuming, and expensive.…

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    Supply Chain Assessment

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    Assessment of the existing supply chain management It is suggested for any organization to review, reassess any existing supply chain management or any delivery techniques, before developing new supply chain method so that any exposure to high risk of failure is reduced. Somerset as a company taken advantage of outsourcing and transferred it product manufacturing to China leveraging low cost labor and raw material. The labor cost and other cheap material reduces Somerset overhead cost, but…

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    one in six firms had reshored its manufacturing to UK from other countries. The concept of Supply chain is to integrate the end to end operations of a business, managing the sources, flow of materials considering a total systems perspective among multiple functions and suppliers. Effective management of these functions would help in delivering the right products at the right time when there is a demand from the consumer end. PRODUCT AND COMPANY PROFILE: Cushions being produced by Caldeira Ltd…

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    3. A BRIEF BACKGROUND ON THE DECISION MAKING TOOLS USED Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), developed by Saaty (34), is designed to solve complex multi-criteria decision problems. AHP decomposes the complex decisions in a hierarchical structure and makes it easy to manage the complex decisions in this way. So the decision maker can determine the trade-offs among objectives related to all criteria, sub-criteria and their pairwise comparisons. The output of AHP is a prioritized ranking…

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    Today, many companies fail to understand their supply chain and what system to implement in fostering growth for their business. Management in many cases fail to understand what system to integrate into their supply chain, however, the companies that do succeed with implementing the right automated system for their company whether it be a yard management system, transportation management system, or even their warehouse management system are able to realize double digit savings. (IBM, 2012)…

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    In order to restructure the logistics they had to link an incentive program to reduce supply chain costs for large National players as 61% of the supply chain costs were costs of procurement and 36% cost of inventory which signified large room for supply chain savings (Exhibit 5). Also, the transportation and industrial divisions were merged to effectively improve sales and to collaborate in common markets, sales channels,…

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