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Supply Chain OrchestrationWalter CheungSCM Solution Manager

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Agenda

• Solution Overview & Case Studies• Design• Demand• Delivery

• Why Oracle • Oracle Application Strategy

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Value Creation Planning

Global Business Intelligence: Visibility / Analytics

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rationDemand ManagementDemand ManagementTransportation ManagementTransportation Management

Product Lifecycle ManagementProduct Lifecycle Management

Trade Promotion ManagementTrade Promotion Management

Design

DemandDelivery

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Orchestrating the Supply Chain From ERP To Design, To Demand, To Delivery

Design

Deliver

Demand

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Product Lifecycle Management

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PLM Value Summary

R & D Cost ReductionR & D Cost Reduction Cycle Time ReductionCycle Time Reduction Quality Control & Quality Control & ComplianceCompliance

• Greater productivity via collaborative development process with built-in quality and compliance management

• Consolidated “single version of the truth" for all product data eliminates unnecessary product proliferation

• Efficient collaboration across outsourced design and manufacturing sites, suppliers, and retailers

• Online design review and virtual prototyping of in-house or outsourced products and assemblies

•Increased product quality and cost avoidance through proactive issue identification and resolution

•Management of complex product structures while adhering to regulatory requirements

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Micron Technology Inc.Corporate Background

• Worldwide design, fabrication, component, and module test/assembly facilities • Semiconductor solutions: DRAM, PSRAM, FLASH, CMOS, Advanced Solutions

• Operations in 18 countries

• Over 20,900 employees worldwide

• 13,000 patents

• Sales of $4.9 billion in FY’05

• Headquarters in Boise, Idaho

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The Process in the past

Production & Com’zation Development Product

ChangesEnd of

Life Product Concept

Product

Proposal

Sourcebooks

(Excel)

IPDF, Sourcebooks, MS Project, Excel/Word Templates

PK P0 P3P2P1 P4x

.pdf

file

CBF/CBR, MIS (Eug), Excel (Gibco)

Processes

8 wks

Program Management Parts Management

Multiple Releases (e.g. Stealth, Abs,

Protein Kinases)Portfolio Mgmt

Program Mgmt

Part Mgmt

NPAII

Web Catalogue

Business Issues•Project management & Control•Delay in new product launch to meet financial targets•Quality control•Labor intensive – Disjointed – Error Prone

Catalog Copy, Flow(NA), Catalog Mgr(EU)

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Objectives of the Agile Implementation

• Improve portfolio management• Improve Time-to-Market product introduction• Institutionalize Phase/Gate process• Provide scheduling capabilities tied to deliverables• Enable Executive visibility and sign-off• Agile PPM/PC is replacing Micron’s internal system for tracking

projects and milestones

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Product Development Process

Definition ProductionDevelopment

DP1 DP2 DP3 DP4DP0

Marketing

Apps Engineer

Design Engineer

Manufacturing

Sales

Decision Points

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Implementation Approach

• 12 lead project managers fully engaged in testing, configuration, and system design

• All active projects loaded in system• Multiple OOB reports used for milestone/decision point

visibility• Agile Analytics used for portfolio management around

Decision Points throughout the Lifecycle• Status of Documentation/Specification Deliverables on Gates• Date trends

• Use of Process Extensions• Enable project management• Improve project collaboration

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Integration between PPM and PC

• Product Collaboration used for• Storing single version of product record

• Securing IP – right people have access to the data at the appropriate time in the product lifecycle

• Formal product record change management process

• Deliverables in PC tied to PPM to provide• View of product pipeline across Business Units and product types

• Single source for all product documentation from different functional units

• Direct relationship of deliverables and due dates across the portfolio

• Enhanced collaboration across functional units

• Formal process for schedule changes in product lifecycle

• Formal process for “Go”/“No Go” decision meetings

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Current Status

• In production for all Business Units• Lead program managers are actively managing all

project information in the system• Broader roll-out planned following delivery of usability

improvements on Agile roadmap• Actively deploying to address semiconductor process

development activities

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Benefit SummarySynergy / Collaboration / Ease-of-use

1. Manual workflows; physical business transactions

2. “Soft” gates without approval control

3. Limited document sharing capability

1. Electronic workflows for document/gate approvals

2. Automatic enforcement of process & workflows

3. Single, centralized, versioned document control

1. Processes unrelated to ISO certification at some sites

2. Difficulty integrating acquired businesses

3. Lack of program information ownership

4. Inability to identify current template versions

1. Supports ISO certification at ALL sites

2. Efficient integration of acquired businesses to system

3. Clear, assigned ownership of all program information

4. Automatic document versioning; archiving

Process Compliance / Quality

System Centralization

Reporting / Metrics / Visibility

1. Fragmented/inadequate reporting and query capability

2. Manual, delayed tracking and reporting of NPI and PV

3. Limited visibility for multiple release programs

1. Customizable query and reporting capability

2. Electronic, real-time tracking of program status

3. Specific multiple release program template in PPM

1. Enterprise-wide electronic system for high-level

portfolio management and resource planning

2. Global repository for program records

3. Standardized IPDF file structure & naming conventions

1. Multiple Excel-based sourcebooks, program lists

2. Local, uncontrolled document repositories

3. Lack of standardized file structures & naming

conventions

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Securely manage intellectual property and provide convenient access and distribution to company-wide information.

Product Data Repository

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BOM/Recipe Redline capabilities clearly communicate changes across the product network and speed the approval process.

BOM/Recipe Redline capabilities clearly communicate changes across the product network and speed the approval process.

Collaborate with Partners on Product Records

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Resolve Quality Issues

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Visually inspect product change progress and make intelligent approval decisions.

Visually inspect product change progress and make intelligent approval decisions.

ECO Approval

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Analyze Key PLM Metrics

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1,300+ Enterprise PLM Customers

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Demand Management

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Demantra Value Summary

Responsive to Responsive to

Demand ChangeDemand Change

Forecast AccuracyForecast Accuracy

ImprovementImprovement

Evolve to Real Time Evolve to Real Time Sales and Operations Sales and Operations

PlanningPlanning

• Centrally capture and consolidate demand data for different role’s analytical needs

• Automate collaboration through workflow, exception alert

• Superior Bayesian-Markov Analytics leverage built-in intelligence to automatically select which level’s data to use for forecasting

• Out-of-the-box integration for Oracle EBS, JDE E1

• Configurable user interface replaces for individual spreadsheets while ensuring enterprise database access and security

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Streamlines Demand Chain Management Process

No. 3 in total PC, No. 2 for Notebooks, fastest growth among the top 5 players

Project

Goal

Standardize the forecasting tool & processes throughout the company

Improve forecast accuracy resulting in better inventory mgmt. More powerful and faster analytics

Oracle EBS Oracle Demantra Demand Management Oracle Demantra Sales and Operations Planning Oracle Demantra Advanced Forecasting and Demand Modeling

Business

Challenges:

Solution:

• Global demand management

• All real time – daily bookings and shipments

• Where am I lagging or ahead of forecast?

• Country/Region/HQ collaborative worksheet and populate real time

• Saves hours / days of pulling data from multiple sources

• Key expectation to drive forecast accuracy

• Better Inventory Turns and increased Customer service / order fulfillment

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Demand Driven TransformationCollaborative, Demand Driven, Responsive Supply Planning

Disconnected ProcessDisconnected Process

CustomerCustomer SalesSales

FC

ST

Time

FC

ST

Time

MarketingMarketing

FC

ST

Time

Time

FC

ST

FactoryFactoryTime

FC

ST

PurchasingPurchasing

• Bull Whip EffectBull Whip Effect

• Slow ResponseSlow Response

Collaborative Planning ProcessCollaborative Planning Process

Consensus Demand/Supply PlanConsensus Demand/Supply Plan

CustomerCustomerSalesSales

MarketingMarketing PurchasingPurchasing

Supply Supply PlanPlan

Shipment Shipment HistoryHistory

NPI PlanNPI Plan

FC

ST

Today Time

Sales History Trend

Seasonality

Financial Financial TargetsTargets

Low forecast accuracy

Departmental orientation to demand forecasting

Misalignment between metrics and objectives

Not tied to Sales and Operations Planning process

Supply Plan

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Global Forecasting and Consumption

• Postpone fulfillment decision of supply planning

• Check availability before specifying shipping location

• Allocate supply to customers

• Generic forecasts• Forecast without reference to

shipping facilities• Consume forecast based on

• Product• Demand type

Country Customer Zone Customer Customer SiteDemand Class Global (Item)

Global Forecast

Organization 1 Organization 2 Organization 3

Ship from locations

Ship to

Forecast distribution

Consume forecasts with

respect to ship to

Region Region Region

Increase flexibility for fulfillment decisions

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Period Month1 Month2 Month3

Month June July August

Range Target SF <15% SF < 30% SF > 30%

Period Month1 Month2 Month3

Month July August Sept

Range Target SF < 15% SF < 15% SF > 30%

Period Month1 Month2 Month3

Month August Sept Oct

Range Target SF <10% SF < 30% SF > 30%

SF=sales forecast

Current time = May

Improve Forecast Control Process

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Reduce Planning Cycle timeby Collaborative Workbench

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Reduce Planning Cycle timeby Collaborative Worksheet

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Response to Demand Change

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Review Supply Information

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Sales and Operations Planning DashboardEnable executive level S&OP analysis for demand, supply, inventory, and profit

Compare alternate

scenarios

Analyze key

Planning metrics

Analyze profit

and loss

Analyze constrained forecast

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Sales and Operations Planning DashboardComplements Demantra Real-Time Sales and Operations Planning

• Provide S&OP information to key senior decision makers• Executives require a self-service tool

• Executives require 360 degree view of supply, demand, inventory, and cost details

• Details from demand management• Details from supply planning• Details from inventory planning• Details from strategic planning

• Power users can leverage direct link to Demantra RTS&OP to perform detailed activities

• Shape demand• Simulate constrained forecast changes• Promotion lift analysis

Collect Sales and

Marketing Input

Base Demand Plan

Demand Shaping

What-if

Demand Consensus

Base Supply Plan

Supply What-if

Integrated Scenario

AnalysisApprove and Publish

“The Plan”

Enact and Measure

“The Plan”

Dem

antr

a D

MA

SC

P/S

NO

AP

CC

Dem RTS&OP

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Trade Promotion Management

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Demantra Value Summary

VisibilityVisibility Promotion Planning Promotion Planning and Measurementand Measurement

Deduction and Deduction and Settlement AutomationSettlement Automation

• Historical sales decomposition into baseline and lift based on different promotions and causal factors

• Accurately shape demand by simulating different promotion scenario based on historical data

• Post event cost benefit review for promotions by account

• All accounts aggregated according to sales hierarchy for continuous monitoring and promotion ROI measurement

• Out-of-the-box integration for Oracle EBS, JDE E1

• Reduce administrative costs and ‘days outstanding’ of deductions

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• Increased forecast accuracy at SKU level by more than 10 points• $5 million reduction in supply chain costs• Over $1 million reduction in trade spending• Enables trade promotion planning to be integrated with RT S&OP• Improved HQ and sales planning productivity

Welch’s Food Inc.Welch’s is the food processing and marketing arm of the National Grape Cooperative Association and is the world’s leading marketer of Concord and Niagara grape-based products. As with most consumer packaged goods manufacturers, Welch’s trade marketing budget is the second largest cost line item after cost of goods sold, and it is essential that Welch’s uses trade funds as efficiently and effectively as possible.

“ With Demantra’s unique functionality, we can better

integrate the planning, execution, management, and analysis of all of our

trade promotions and marketing, for a holistic

view of the effectiveness of our business plans. With this better understanding

of demand across the board, we are better

equipped to meet our customers’ needs.

George Jackman

Director of Demand Management & Planning

Welch’s

Business Results:

Promotion planning synchronized with demand planning Consistent planning of $100M trade budget and tactics

Oracle Demantra Demand Management Oracle Demantra Sales and Operations Planning Oracle Demantra Advanced Forecasting and Demand Modeling Oracle Demantra Trade Promotion Management Oracle Demantra Predictive Trade Optimization

Business

Challenges:

Solution:

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Integrated Sales Management Process

Annual Planning Promotion effectiveness Monitor Consumer Promotion Trend Analysis

Annual Planning Promotion effectiveness Monitor Consumer Promotion Trend Analysis

Account Planning Trade Funds Management Customer P&L Promotion Planning What-if Scenario Planning Deduction Settlement Mgt

Account Planning Trade Funds Management Customer P&L Promotion Planning What-if Scenario Planning Deduction Settlement Mgt

Volume Planning Demand Planning

Responsive Replenishment CPFR/VMI

Volume Planning Demand Planning

Responsive Replenishment CPFR/VMI

Access and Analyze POS, EDI 3rd Party Data

Access and Analyze POS, EDI 3rd Party Data

Business Planning Promotion Planning Consumer Level Forecasting

Business Planning Promotion Planning Consumer Level Forecasting

Strategic Brand and Category Planning

Account Planning

Trading Partner Collaboration

Sales, Marketing & Operations Planning

Demand Visibility

Integrated

Sales

Management

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Annual Planning

(Volume, Revenue, Trade Expense)

Account Management

(Actual YTD & Projected)

Account Planning

(Volume, Revenue, Trade Expense)

Demand

Planning

ISM System

(Demantra) ERP System

Promo Info

Deduction

Matching

Process

Sales Forecast

Adjusted Forecast

Master Data & Transactional Data

Order

Management

Annual Budgeting

Revenue PlanRevenue Plan

Volume PlanExpense PlanVolume PlanExpense Plan

ISM Conceptual Overview

Trade

Tactics &

Guidelines

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Promotional Planning Flow

Real-Time Sales & Operations PlanningExecutive Input & Approval

Executive Input & Approval

Customer Account Planning Replenishment PlanningReplenishment PlanningAccount Manager & Buyer

InputAccount Manager & Buyer

Input

Trade Promotion Management Demand PlanningDemand PlanningTrade Marketing &

Demand Planning InputTrade Marketing &

Demand Planning Input

Promotion Modeling & Optimization Demand ManagementDemand ManagementMarketing and

Management InputMarketing and

Management Input

CollaborationConsensus from Internal & External Inputs

Consensus from Internal & External Inputs

Trade Expense Information flows across the organization with full visibility and integration.Trade Expense Information flows across the organization with full visibility and integration.

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Historical data

Bayesian Estimator

Forecast

Multiple causal factors

Combined model

Bayesian OptimizerCausal

Analysis

Outlier Detection

Promotion Events

Seasonality

Cyclical Patterns

Trend

Demand = constant + A1*CF1 + A2*CF2 + A3*CF3 + ...

Improve Forecast AccuracyDesigned for planners, not programmers (“PhD in a box”)

Demand history and causal factors

maintained at lowest level

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• Most forecasting and planning done on one worksheet

• Configurable by account manager

Single Screen Sales and Account Planning

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Shape Demand by promotional campaign

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Trade Promotion Management

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• Complete promotion effectiveness history detailed by:• Territory• Retailer and customer• Category

• Analytics run against Syndicated and/or your historical data• Lift factors and other causal data automatically generated

• Key metrics• Average lift, revenue, profitability

Comprehensive ‘Post Event’ Analytics

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Demantra Momentum Continues

Industrial Manufacturing

Medical Devices Retail / Wholesale

Media and Entertainment

Consumer Durables

Consumer Goods

High Technology

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Transportation Management

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OTM Value Summary

Reduce Reduce Transportation Transportation

SpendingSpending

Customer Service Customer Service ImprovementImprovement

Inventory Management Inventory Management ImprovementImprovement

• Freight consolidation and load optimization

• least cost route and carrier selection

• Improve freight contract negotiation ability by visibility to historical demand and delivery performance result

• Better planning capability through visibility to different shipment options, lead time, cost

• Customer portal for in-transit inventory inquiry

• Proactive alert for late shipment

• Reduce safety stock inventory level in supply chain through improved on-time delivery performance

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GE Healthcare

Molecular Diagnostics

Information Technology

Pharmaceutical Solutions

Imaging and Intervention

• Design, manufacture, sell, and service medical equipment

• Global organization with distributed supply chain

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Problem of its Supply Chain…

Business Problem Solutions

•Frequent use of premium transportation methods

•Constraint-based ship method selection

•Shipments lost in vast vertical supply chain

•Platform to integrate air, ocean and truck status

•Lack of visibility to contract rate leakage

•No capability to tie expected rate and actual invoice

•Shifting Job duty from Account to Logistics Department

•Flexible work flow engine to monitor supply chain operation

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Project Scope

•Greatest source of premium transportation cost

•Pilot in China, France, US

•600 to 1,000 orders per year/site

•Primarily Domestic Shipments

•Pilot with top 10 suppliers

•Integration with Supplier Extranet

• Touching customer and sites directly

• Specialized Carriers (van’s & installers)

Phase 1

Internal to Internal

Inbound from Suppliers

Outbound to Customers

Mfg. Mfg.

Mfg. Distribution

Distribution

Customers

External Suppliers

Distribution

External Suppliers Mfg.

Phase 2

Phase 3

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Phase 1 Benefit Summary

Expedited air reduction

Benefit

Use preferred carriers with Negotiated rates

Increase consolidation

opportunities for ocean shipments

Goal

95% reduction in expedited air

shipments

Initial Results

99%

TBD

Selection of least expensive ship method to meet delivery date

95% of recommended ship method accepted

15 – 20% reduction in per kilogram cost

Optimize ship method of

small & medium packages

10% of opportunities, but

now have the visibility

Eliminate

100% Compliance

Maximize Container

99% Acceptance

100% Preferred

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Shipments Planning View

• User configurable summary view of shipments• User configurable summary view of shipments • Weight and volume utilization• Weight and volume utilization

Transportation Planning

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Performance Dashboard

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Inventory Management Analytics

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Logistics

ServiceProviders

Manufacturing

Distribution

Retail

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Agenda

• Oracle Positioning• Solution Overview

• Design• Demand• Delivery

• Why Oracle• Oracle Application Strategy

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More Value

Less Complexity

More Flexibility Less Cost

More Choice Less Risk

Comprehensive Industry Portfolio

Standards-Based Architecture

Designed toWork Together

CompleteComplete OpenOpen IntegratedIntegrated

Oracle’s Application Strategy

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Applications

EnterpriseEnterprise

ManufacturingManufacturingIndustriesIndustries

RetailRetail

CommsComms

BankingBanking

InsuranceInsurance

UtilitiesUtilities

OthersOthers

Comprehensive Product PortfolioAcquisition of Best-in-Class Companies

EnterpriseEnterprise

PerformancePerformanceManagementManagement

IdentityIdentityManagementManagement

ContentContentManagementManagement

MiddlewareMiddlewareManagementManagement

DatabaseDatabase

Systems Systems ManagementManagement

Technology

~ $35 Billion in 45 Acquisitions

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Open Standards Support ChoiceGrow and Expand Your Business

Analogy: How do standards for container sizes enable shipping?

Leverage Existing Investments• Support heterogeneous environments

Offer New Business Services• Adopt innovative new services quickly

• Source at best value

Do It For Less• Use lower cost labor, resources

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Unrivaled Leadership in Open Standards

BEPL

RBAC

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