Title: Supply Chain Alignment'' Mapping the Future
1Supply Chain Alignment.. Mapping the Future
2For More Than 113 Years, Weve Been There
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3Our Mission
Provide quality goods services at competitively
low prices
and generate earnings to support MWR Programs
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5AAFES Customers
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6AAFES Impact to the DFW Community
280M-plus financial impact
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7Global Retailer
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9Tactical Field Exchange (TFE)
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10Mobile Whoppers
11Air Assault PX.We Go Where You Go
12Worldwide Distribution Centers
United Kingdom DC
Giessen DC
Dan Daniel DC
HQ LG
Korea DC
West Coast DC
Japan DC
Atlanta DC
Atlanta DC
Waco DC
Kuwait DC
Okinawa DC
Puerto Rico DC
Hawaii DC
Kuwait DCC is a deconsolidation center
13Fleet Assets
- 83rd Largest Private Fleet
- 423 Drivers
- Equipment
- 379 Tractors
- 1,773 Trailers
- 1,597 dry 176 reefer
- 21.6 Million miles driven worldwide in FY08
- 1.4 Accidents per million miles driven
- Industry average is 4.0 accidents per million
miles - Recently recognized Higinio Ortiz
- AAFES first 4 million mile driver
14MHE Accidents
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15Wall Street JournalHow Bad Is It?
January 2009
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16Navigating the Road Ahead and Winning the Future
Whats next for retail in 2009
PESSIMISTS
OPTIMISTS
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17Logistics Impact on GMROI
_____YTD Sales-COGS____ avg inventory _at_ cost
on-hand
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Increase Sales Improve fill rates Improve
forecasting Allocation postponement New product
speed-to-market Value-added services Improve ship
accuracy
Decrease COGS Decrease DC cost/unit Decrease
Trans cost/unit Optimize network design Outsource
inefficiencies Improve technology Minimize
write-offs Efficient merchandise pathing Minimize
returns Increase volumes (coop efforts)
Decrease average on-hand inventory Shorter
lead-times Maximize flow vs stock Improve
visibility Consistent lead-times Repack/LDU
initiative Casepack/packaging reviews
Where should you focus your efforts?
- 100 increase in sales generates 5 in additional
earnings - 100 reduction in supply chain cost generates
100 in additional earnings
18 19Mission, Vision Strategic Goals
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20Collaborative efforts will fundamentally change
the Performance Curvetogether
Transformational Ideas 65
The Future Years
Traditional Ideas 35
The Interim Years
The Early Years
- Customer Visibility
- Innovative assortment
- Re-Rationalization
- Full enterprise Integration
- Dynamic Optimization
- Automation
- Supplier Integration
- New Metrics
- Functional Optimization
- Manual processes
- Traditional Performance Metrics
- Continuous Improvement
- Leverage some synergies
- Do Better within Box
- Buy as one off
- Optimize team function
- Focus on basics
Dynamic Enterprise Integration Remove Box
Improve Regional Box
Do Better Within Box
Functional Local Team
Cross -Functional Regional Team
Enterprise-wide Collaboration
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21Together we accomplish more and Quickly
Everything we do Magnified when we Communicate
and Collaborate
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22Logistics Mission and Vision
Mission Provide effective and efficient
logistics to our global customer
base Vision Provide best-in-class logistical
support to our customers
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24Logistics Business Plan
- Pursue cooperative efforts with other
governmental agencies - Share single TMS with other services
- Offer consolidation service for export
- Offer van stuffing services for all services
- All services share volumes/negotiate rates
- All services utilize AAFES fleet
- Collaborate on resale buying with all services
- Consolidate import functions
- Distribution Center neutral replenishment
25Logistics Business Plan
- Develop and/or recruit for future leadership
- Increase sensing sessions
- Properly utilize awards budget
- Develop rewards program for team/individual
- Develop cross functional internship
- Develop Industrial Engineer group as a core
competency - Continue associate career development program
- Continue a structured recruitment program
- Market a structured career progression program
- Actively seek, hire, leverage talents of people
with disabilities
Putting the Best Team on the Floor.
26Logistics Business Plan
- Integrate/upgrade supply chain technologies
- Expand in-transit-visibility
- Revamp TMS for increased functionality
- Add vendors to TMS to maximize optimization
- Pursue new conveyors at WADC/WCDC
- Pursue new WMS, LMS, slotting, interleaving and
yard management software - Ensure DC infrastructure can accept technology
- Deploy voice picking technology
- Deploy import trade management system
- Increase flow through DCs by increasing Cross
Dock and re-design of the CONUS DC handling
configuration
27Logistics Business Plan
- Pursue strategic alliances with both internal and
external supply chain partners - LG liaisons placed in SD
- Provide economic analysis to SD
- Supply Chain Analysis Group
- Work with SD to meet delivery dates ahead of
competition - Implement processes to reduce expedites
- Communicate closely with the stores on LG
performance
28Logistics Business Plan
- Leverage the supply chain to control costs
- Complete network realignment to accommodate ADC
closure - Challenge all modes and tenders in rising market
- Optimize fleet
- Review routing requirements and methods for
consistent service - Plan for OEF/OIF retrograde
- Establish warehouse or 3PL when/where
economically advantageous - Worldwide Vehicle and MHE program oversight
29Sustainability
"Our choices at all levelsindividual,
community, corporate and governmentaffect
nature. And they affect us" David Suzuki,
Suzuki Foundation
30Logistics Business Plan
- Pursue energy and waste stream efficiency
initiatives - Support environmentally sound and cost effective
business processes, by reducing waste and energy
consumption - Increase energy usage efficiency
- Increase water consumption efficiency
- Increase recycling
- Improve fleet fuel utilization efficiency
31Branding Logistics
MHE Rodeo
Driver of the Year
Logo Contest
LG Management Academy
32- Iraq Routing(Previous)
- Frequent Attacks
- Congestion/Excessive Staging
33- Western and Central Iraq
- 57 Days Transit
- 19.6M Cost Reduction
34OIF Contingency Support
GDC Northern Iraq
DDDC - Turkey
WCDC - Kuwait
DDDC - Jordan
- Northern Iraq
- 46 Days Transit
- 5.9M Cost Reduction
35Driving conditions in PAK/Afghan GLOC
36Lattabund Between Jalalabad and Kabul
37OEF Contingency Support
GDC Northern Iraq
DDDC - Turkey
WCDC - Kuwait
DDDC - Jordan
WCDC - Afghanistan
- Afghanistan
- Inconsistent Transit
- Remote Sites Extended
38OEF Contingency Routing
GDC Northern Iraq
DDDC - Turkey
DDDC Afghanistan
DDDC - Jordan
WCDC - Kuwait
WCDC - Afghanistan
- Northern Route Afghanistan
- Expensive
- 80-90 Days Transit
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40Questions?