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Streamlined Supply Chain: Maximized Results Micki M. Maynard Project Manager & Lead Print Buyer Legrand, North America

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Streamlined Supply Chain: Maximized Results Micki M. Maynard Project Manager & Lead Print Buyer Legrand, North America  Wiremold - Established an In-House Publishing Group;  Legrand Limoges, France – Acquired Wiremold in 2000 Became World Class Kaizen & Lean Thinking Leaders typesetting/mechanicals to desktop publishing How Would You Go About Adding $338,000 to your print budget?

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Streamlined Supply Chain: Maximized Results

Micki M. MaynardProject Manager & Lead Print Buyer

Legrand, North America

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Micki M. Maynard

Started out in publishing in 1978 Specialty – Large Project Management McGraw-Hill – Established an In-House Publishing Group

Capital Cities/ABC – Transitioned from traditional typesetting/mechanicals to desktop publishing

Wiremold - Established an In-House Publishing Group; Became World Class Kaizen & Lean Thinking Leaders

Legrand Limoges, France – Acquired Wiremold in 2000

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How Would You Go About Adding $338,000

to your print budget?

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The Challenge: Legrand Global Purchasing Mandate to Achieve Print Savings

Legrand, North America (LNA) comprised of seven independent companies

Seven long-standing vendor relationships Seven unique purchasing practices

(No longer quoting, except on very large projects)

No LNA-wide standards on job tracking, spec collection, quarterly reporting

No LNA lead buyer No volume discounts on 2007’s $3 million spend

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The Scope

Determine needs - web & sheet printing

Investigate standardized stock options

Investigate Print-on-Demand (POD) options

Develop tracking/reporting processes

Construct/negotiate contracts

Implement across all of LNA

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The Support

France – Global Purchasing Management

North America – Executive Management

Individual LNA Entity MarComm Management

Individual LNA Entity Delegates

LNA Purchasing Champion

Total Team of 8 committed members

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The Timeline

Project Challenge Accepted March 2008

Implementation of New Program October 2008

Program Fully Operational January 2009

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Milestones

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Vendor Selection / Data Collection

Each LNA entity ranked & submitted the vendors they wanted team to consider

Total of 16 vendors were consideredSheet & Web

Each entity collected 2007 spend / spec detailsCatalogsSheet Projects

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Critical Tools

Request for Information - RFI Key Performance Indicators - KPI Project Tracker Request for Proposal – RFP / Master Spec Decision Matrices

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Needs Assessment - RFI

Request for Information (RFI) developed

Overview of ProjectAbility to provide all printer services neededAnalyze needs of all 7 companiesRecommend actionable improvementsDrive productivity improvements in print processesAssist LNA with Green initiatives

Experience w/similar multi-company structures preferred

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Needs Assessment – KPI(aka CTQ – Critical to Quality)

Key Performance Indicators (KPI) developed

Short List – Qualifying Questions (Y/N)

Vendor QualificationsCompany History; Performance Metrics; Actual Performance Data; Experience; Add’l Terms & Conditions

Scope of WorkRequirements; Assumptions; Risk Assessment; Differentiators; Proposed Tools; Subcontractor Relationships

Estimated Implementation Steps & Timeline

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Tools – Project Tracker

Microsoft Excel File

Used to track:Meeting attendanceProject steps/status

Sent out to team each week with next week’s agenda & previous meeting’s minutes

Submitted as monthly update to LNA management team

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Copyright 2008 – Legrand – All Rights Reserved

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Master Spec

Included Details from all 7 Companies

Separate Web & Sheet Specs

Team Agreed on Classification / Project NamesCatalogs; Pricebooks; Brochures; Cutsheets; Sell Sheets; Installation Instructions; Spec Sheets; Stationery Elements; Specialty Items (Counter Mats, Wall Charts, etc.)

Did NOT include packaging in this review

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Printed ItemAll 7 Companies

Spec ListSpec Details, by Company

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Narrowing the Field

Initial RFI / KPI – results analyzed by team

Resulted in elimination of 10 of the 16 vendors

16-page RFP & Master Spec was sent out to 2 Web printers & 4 Sheet printers

References checked

WebEx - Vendors ask specific clarifiying questions on the RFP

Two week deadline – Completed RFPs & printed samples submitted

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Tools - Decision Matrix

Used by each team member to rank vendorsfrom 1-10 in 9 key areas – no ties allowed

Catalog PrintingSheet PrintingPOD ModelDigital Workflow ProcessCustomer ServiceSustainabilityReportingDisaster Recovery PlanPartnering for the Future

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Paper Sub-Buy

During the evaluation process, we decided to manage our own paper buy

Printer quotes we requested were for production only, no paper

Negotiated a separate paper contract for additional savings

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Final Factors

Vendor presentations on-site to our team Site visits to vendors by our team Review onsite scores Final Decision Made Contract Negotiations with Finalists Contracts Signed Exit Letters Sent to Incumbent Partners Implementation

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First Year

Implementation Plan – Q4 of 2008 and Q1 of 2009

Quarterly Program Reviews with CGX, Paper Vendor, LNA Purchasing & LNA Lead Buyer

Daily Report Developed for Each LNA Entity by CGX (includes Paper)

Quarterly Report of all 7 companies sent to top management

Weekly Update Conference Calls Established (include CGX, Agency, Designers, Fulfillment House, LNA Lead Buyer)

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Daily Report

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Daily Report

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Lessons Learned

Critical Factors in the success of a project of this magnitudeOpen MindsConsensus of Core TeamAgreement by each Entity’s Upper ManagementEstablish Regular Communication SessionsEstablish Reporting ProcessesEstablish Exception Rules / Approval ProcessOpen Communication throughout the process

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Tangible Project Results

Goals set were based on the 2009 spend

On a Spend of $1,500,000

Savings achieved: $338,000

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Critical Results of this Initiative:

Seven independent companies now working together as Legrand

One master vendor relationship with local options

Documented Purchasing SOPs with contracts

LNA SOPs - job tracking, spec collection, quarterly reporting

LNA lead buyer

Volume discounts = achieved savings

Regular communications sharing best practices betweenLegrand, North America and Legrand Global

Paved the way for integrated, consistent branding across LNA

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The End…

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