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Driving Innovation, Sustainability
and Performance Through Collaborative Value Networks
Andy Chatha
President
ARC Advisory Group
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ARC World Industry Forum Programs
1. Relentless Pursuit of Process Safety, Energy Optimization, and Operational Excellence
2. Anti-Counterfeiting and Brand Protection Solutions
3. Sustainability and Production Management Solutions
4. Improve Performance by Integrating Design and Production
5. Project Performance Management 2.0: Managing Risk, Interoperability, and Collaboration
6. Asset Performance Management 2.0: Optimizing Operations and Maintenance
7. Enterprise Mobility Solutions
8. Smart Energy Management Solutions
9. Beyond the Perfect Order Metric
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Today’s Business Drivers
Uncertainty
Security
Scarce Resources
Need to Go Green
Global Competition
Changing Workforce
Increasing Regulations
Emerging Smart Grid
Easy IT Solutions
Today’s business drivers demand agility
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Easy IT Solutions are Proliferating
Search
Social Networks
Smart Phones
GPS/Location-based services
Connected Devices/Internet of Things
BI or Business Analytics
Web Apps
Virtual PCs
Video
eBook
Cloud computing hides complexity from the user
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Two Quotes From P&G CEO Bob McDonald
On Digitizing P&G“With digitization, our goal is to standardize, automate and integrate systems and data so we can create a real-time operating and decision-making environment. We want P&G to be the most technology-enabled company in the world.”
On Real-time Data“We are targeting a 20-25% reduction in some spending areas and we are looking for a sevenfold increase in real-time data.”
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New Solutions Enable New Business Models
Greater consumer connectivity, greater knowledge & bargaining
power, mobility, collaborative buying, etc.
Crowdsourcing, co-production, rapid
innovation, customization, 3rd party
intermediaries
Complexity increases in every network and every dimension
Virtualization, PLM-MES integration, etc
Outsourcing, collaboration, etc
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ARC CMM Model Emphasizes the Plant as a Node in a Value Network
External
Business
Customers
Production
Automation
Suppliers
CPMLogistics
PLM/D
CRMSRM
PLM/S
ERP
Internal
Value Chain Dynamics DriveManufacturing Performance
ARC CMMCollaborative
Manufacturing Management
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Enterprise Value Network
Value is Created through the
DESIGN-MAKE-DELIVERNetwork
Production Network
Logistics
Distribution Purchasing
Service
Sales, Retail
Customers
Supplier Network
Engineering
Construction
Planning
Today manufacturers operate within one or more networks of companies that work together to provide goods and services to end consumers
Design
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Design
Collaborative Value Network (CVN)Focuses on Activities Throughout the Value Network
Production Network
Logistics
DistributionPurchasing
Service
Sales, Retail Customers
Supplier Network
Engineering
Construction
Plant & Equipment
Product & Plant
In order to compete effectively, better IT
tools are being utilized throughout the value network to speed and
optimize innovation, production, and
delivery of goods and services
Today manufacturers operate within one or more networks of companies that work together to provide goods and services to end consumers
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Enterprise CVN Demands Common Standards & Processes
Complementary Data Models
Compatible Technology
Consistent Processes
Shared GoalsGoals
People & Processes
Technology
Information
Goals
People & Processes
Technology
Information
Department XCompany X
Department YCompany Y
Common Standards & Processes are Needed at All Levels!
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CVN Complements CMM Helpful to Visualize Lifecycle and Value Network Issues
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• Operating Excellence
• Enterprise Visibility & Control
• Quality, Flexibility
• Efficiency & Cost Control
• Asset Performance
• Energy, Resource, Mgt
• Risk Mgt & Safety
Execution
• DynamicValue Creation
• Collaboration
• Business Innovation
• Product Innovation
• Mfg Process Innovation
• Marketing
Innovation
• Governance & Compliance
• REACH
• Emissions Mgt
• Carbon Tracking
• 21CFR part 11
• MTSA
• etc
Compliance
Drive Performance Three Business Imperatives for a Changing Marketplace
Transformative Innovation is Requiredto Achieve Highest Enterprise Performance
Optimize Performance
Extend & Transform Current Business
Support Corporate Citizenship
Be Proactive Be Responsible Be Effective
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Thank You.For more information, contact the author at [email protected] or visit our web pages at
www.arcweb.com
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Acronyms Used in This Presentation
AIM Asset Information Management
ALM Asset Lifecycle Management
CMM Collaborative Management Model
CPAS Collaborative Process Automation Systems
CVN Collaborative Value Network
DCS Distributed Control Systems
ERP Enterprise Resource Planning
MES Manufacturing Execution System
OpX Operational Excellence
KPI Key Performance Indicators
PLM Product Lifecycle Management
SCM Supply Chain Management
SOA Services Oriented Architecture
RPM Real-time Performance Management
A complete list is available on ARC’s website: ARCweb.com