DB Breweries SAP WM Project

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DB Breweries SAP WM Project

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DB Breweries

SAP WM Project

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Agenda

• Project Details

• Background

• Pre SAP WM challenges

• Why SAP WM

• Benefits using SAP WM

• Lessons learnt

• Q & A

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Project Team

Garth Deenik

National Logistics Manager

DB Breweries

DB/UXC Oxygen Core Project Team

Yvette Barnett

Sharon Kroucamp

Tod McLachlan

Iain Alexander

Sue Bish

Jonathan Mann

Jenni Murphy

Lawrence Ualesi

David Nash

Chris Gavan

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Project Goals

Deliver one common system across all sites to budget

An automated WM system with traceability functionality

Utilise best practices as supported by the SAP system

Minimum disruption to our customer service levels

Change introduced practically and openly across all stakeholders

Logistics team

Wider business

3PL Contractors

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Project SWOT

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Background

Logistics Network

Auckland*

Mangatainoka

Timaru

*Plus 1 x Off site

facility in Auckland

Nelson

- Full WM implementation

in Auckland and Timaru

- Part WM in Mangatainoka

and Nelson

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Background

DB already utilising SAP Inventory Management:

Monitor stocks at a high level (i.e. storage location)

Use Batch number to identify bins

Manual Business Activities:

Inbound movements

Outbound movements

Internal activities

Replenishment to part pallet area

Cycle counting

Chep pallet management

Monitoring of SOH

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Although SAP IM gave DB some control and visibility, many

challenges remained:

Delayed production receipting(+24 hours)

Poor SOH visibility

Manual batch management

Limited product traceability

Manual cycle counting processes

Restrictions when using off site facilities

Almost no resource management

No platform to advance further

Pre SAP WM Challenges

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Why SAP WM?

Flexibility to manage stock at a lower level

• (i.e. pallet/case in a storage bin)

Introduce Track & Trace Functionality

Perform Warehouse tasks using radio frequency devices

• (Handheld scanning devices)

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Benefits using SAP WM

Already using SAP IM (Foundation)

Automated processes

Flexibility to manage stock at a lower level

Track & Trace Functionality

Improved Inventory & Picking accuracy

Perform Warehouse tasks using radio frequency devices

Real time visibility & accuracy of stock across multiple sites

Standardise processes across multiple sites

Enable EDI with 3PL Contractors

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Lessons Learnt

Blueprint – ‘Show’ not ‘Tell’

Agree Blueprint details (to n’th degree)

Test, Test, Test

Train, Train, Train (Do a competency gap review)

Commit resources sufficiently

Don’t expand scope (if you do, move deadline)

Setup infrastructure early (Wi-Fi etc.)

Ensure awareness & ownership of indirect impacts (BW reporting)

Plan Go Live carefully (How busy will you be?)

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Q&A

The best part of our job is when we have

to trace a batch …