Organizational Alignment Study-Summary Charts-May 2013

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Organizational alignment matters. There are 3 key techniques to improve alignment and combat supply and demand volatility: clear agility definition, sales and operations planning, and supply chain center of excellence.

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Organizational Alignment Study:

Summary ChartsMay 2013

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Agenda

Study Overview

Alignment

Agility

Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP)

Supply Chain Role

Finance Role

Information Technology (IT) Role

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Study Overview

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Results from 3 Functional Roles:Supply Chain, Finance and IT

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Respondents from a Mix of Discrete and Process Manufacturing Companies

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Top Industries Represented Include Consumer Packaged Goods, Food & Beverage

and High Tech & Electronics

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Respondents in Supply Chain Roles Come from Companies with Higher Revenue,

$4.4B on Average

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Those in Supply Chain Are Mostly Directors+; Those in Finance and IT Tend

to Come from Lower Roles

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Those in Supply Chain Role Are More Likely Than Finance or IT to Have

Open Design Network with Suppliers

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Those in Supply Chain or IT Roles Are More Likely to Report Having Either a Supply Chain orBusiness Intelligence Center of Excellence

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Those in Supply Chain or IT Are More Likely to Have Corporate Social Responsibility Goals

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Agenda

Study Overview

Alignment

Agility

Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP)

Supply Chain Role

Finance Role

Information Technology (IT) Role

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Alignment between Manufacturing & Procurement Is Seen as Among the Most Important for All Three Roles

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Alignment Is Most Apparent between Manufacturing & Procurement

and Sales & Marketing

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Gaps in Alignment Are Among the Highestfor Sales & Operations and Sales & Marketing

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For Supply Chain, the Largest Gap in Alignment Importance vs. Performance

Is for Sales & Operations

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For Finance, the Most Important Areas forAlignment Are Among the Least Aligned

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For IT, Two of the Largest Gaps in Alignment Importance vs. Performance Are for Sales & Marketing

and Manufacturing & Procurement

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For Those in Supply Chain, Having a Centerof Excellence Means Greater Alignment forMarketing & Finance and CSR & Operations

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For Those in Supply Chain, Having a Mature Agility Definition Means Greater Alignment

between Marketing & Finance

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For Those in Supply Chain, Having Higher Agility Means Greater Alignment between Manufacturing

& Procurement, Sales & Operations and Operations & IT

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For Those in Supply Chain, Having a More Mature S&OP Goal Means Greater Alignment between

Sales & Finance and Sales & Operations

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For All 3 Groups, the Most Common Metrics IncludeOperating Margin, Cost of Goods Sold & Shipments

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For All 3 Groups, 3 of the Top 5 Metrics IncludeOperating Margin, Shipments & Cost of Goods Sold

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Those with a Supply Chain Center of ExcellenceAre Somewhat More Likely to Track Cost to Serve

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Those with a Supply Chain Organization Are More Likely to Track Days of Inventory and Cost to Serve

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Those with a S&OP Process Are More Likely to Track Operating Margin, Days of Inventory

and Volume Sold

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Supply Chain Respondents Report 5 Most Important Metrics Are Operating Margin, Shipments,

Cost of Goods Sold, Days of Inventory & Volume Sold

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For Supply Chain Respondents, the 5 Most Important Metrics Are Operating Margin, Shipments,

Cost of Goods Sold, Days of Inventory & Volume Sold

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Finance Respondents Report 5 Most Important Metrics Are Operating Margin, Cost of Goods Sold, Shipments, Return

on Assets, Cash-to-Cash Cycle & Forecast Accuracy

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Finance Respondents Report 5 Most Important Metrics Are Operating Margin, Cost of Goods Sold, Shipments, Return on Assets & Cash-to-Cash Cycle

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IT Respondents Report 5 Most Important Metrics Are Operating Margin, Market Share,

Cost of Goods Sold, Shipments & Forecast Accuracy

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IT Respondents Report 5 Most Important Metrics Are Operating Margin, Market Share,

Cost of Goods Sold, Shipments & Forecast Accuracy

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Agenda

Study Overview

Alignment

Agility

Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP)

Supply Chain Role

Finance Role

Information Technology (IT) Role

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The Most Common Definition of “Supply Chain Agility” for All 3 Groups Is

Adapting to Variations in Demand and Supply

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All 3 Groups Believe That Supply Chain Agility Is Important

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For All 3 Groups, Less Than Half Think TheirSupply Chain Is Agile

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Those in Supply Chain Report a Greater Gap in Supply Chain Agility Importance vs. Performance

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Those in Supply Chain Are Somewhat More Likelyto Report Increased Agility

Than Those in Finance

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For All 3 Groups, the Top Techniques forImprove Agility Include Improved Demand

Forecasting and Lean Manufacturing

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Agenda

Study Overview

Alignment

Agility

Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP)

Supply Chain Role

Finance Role

Information Technology (IT) Role

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Those in Supply Chain Are More Likely Than Finance and IT to Report Having a S&OP Process

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Those More Likely to Have S&OP Process:Have Supply Chain Organization or

Have Supply Chain Center of Excellence

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Those in Supply Chain and Finance Are More Likely to Report Having

Two or More S&OP Processes

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For Those in Supply Chain, the Most CommonS&OP Goal Is the Most Mature:

Maximize Opportunity and Mitigate Risk

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Nearly Half of Those in Supply Chain Report That Their S&OP Process Is Effective

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Among Supply Chain Respondents, S&OPPerformance Is Higher for Delivering Role-based

Views and Running What-if Analyses

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For Supply Chain Respondents, the Top S&OP Challenges Are Not Having Technologies

or Executive Support

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Supply Chain Respondents Report Wanting aHigher Frequency for S&OP Processes

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Nearly Two in Five Supply Chain RespondentsReport That Their S&OP Plan Is Executed

Most or All of the Time

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Collaborative Decision Making and Central View of Data Are Top Ways S&OP Technology

Supports Supply Chain Agility

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Nearly Two in Five Report the S&OP Group HasResponsibility for S&OP Technology Budget,

Primarily Joint Responsibility

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Agenda

Study Overview

Alignment

Agility

Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP)

Supply Chain Role

Finance Role

Information Technology (IT) Role

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Most Supply Chain Respondents Report Having a Formal Supply Chain Organization,

but Less Than One-Third Have Chief SCO

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Nearly Half of Supply Chain Respondents with a Supply Chain OrganizationHave Had One for Over 10 Years

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Supply Chain Planning, Transportation and Inventory Are Top Functions Reporting Through

the Supply Chain Organization

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Most Supply Chain Leaders Report to the CEO, COO or President

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Demand and Supply Volatility Are Among TopSupply Chain Pain for All Three Groups

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While Those with a S&OP Process Report More Pain About the Speed of Business,

Those Without it Report More Regulations Pain

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Over One-Third of Those in Supply Chain ReportHaving a Supply Chain “Center of Excellence”

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Those More Likely to Have Supply Chain Center of Excellence: Process Industry, Have Supply Chain Organization, or Have S&OP Process

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The Most Common Definition of Supply Chain Excellence Is

“Right Product, Right Place, Right Time at Right Cost”

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Most Important Functions of Supply Chain Center of Excellence Are Planning, Identifying

Best Practices, and Strategy

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Top Performing Functions of Supply Chain Center of Excellence Are Planning, Goals,

Identifying Best Practices and Strategy

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Facilitation of Horizontal Processes and Inventory Strategies Are Functions

with Low Performing Relative to Importance

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Over Half of Those with a Supply Chain Centerof Excellence Report It Is Effective

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Agenda

Study Overview

Alignment

Agility

Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP)

Supply Chain Role

Finance Role

Information Technology (IT) Role

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Top Operational Finance Goal IsMaximizing Profitability

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For Most, Operational Finance Goals AreLimited to the Company Only

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Global Goal Setting and Regional PlanningAre Equally Common for Operational Finance

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Half Report Company Success AtMeeting Operational Finance Goals

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Agenda

Study Overview

Alignment

Agility

Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP)

Supply Chain Role

Finance Role

Information Technology (IT) Role

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One-Third of Those in IT Report Having IT Members with Career Through

Line of Business Roles

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IT Respondents Report IT Role Is Focused onKeeping IT Safe and Driving Innovation