Gillette Supply Chain Management
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Transcript of Gillette Supply Chain Management
SCM Analysis
Presenter: John Ant
04/06/09
Course: Supply Chain Management
Gillette Supply Chain Basic Analysis
ONE FACE TO THE COSTUMER
Gillette Mission around the world
Mission
The Timeline of Gillette Gillette Around the World Gillette Segments Sales Before change world & Europe SCM. Problem in current SCM After changing Europe & world SCM. Conclusion & Summery Bibliography
Table of contents
1901: American Safety Razor is founded by King C. Gillette. 1904: King Gillette's safety razor is patented. 1918: Gillette manufacturers razors and blades for soldiers
during World War I. 1942: The Cavalcade of Sports program is formed to oversee
the company's various advertising and promotional activities in athletics.
1967: Braun AG is acquired. 1971: Company is organized into four domestic divisions:
The Safety Razor Division; The Toiletries Division (featuring Right Guard antiperspirant); The Personal Care Division; and The Paper Mate division.
1991: Gillette ranks 20th among the Fortune 500. 1996: The company acquires battery manufacturer Duracell. 2005: The company merger with P&G.
http://www.fundinguniverse.com/company-histories/The-Gillette-Company-Company-History.html Slide 4 out of 12
History
Gillette Distribution around the World
A Generic cycle process according to different bibliography sources Slide 5 out of 12
World Wide
The Total Income in 2005:
6 B$ - Gillette, Duracell, Braun
4 B$ - Oral-B
Total : 10 B$
Segmentation of Sales:
Slide 6 out of 12www.wikinvest.com
The Share
Raw
Material
Service
Suppliers
Sub
contractor
purchasing
Contract
Management
Contracts & Purchasing
Subcontractor
Management
DistributorCenter
Distributorassembling
WarehouseWarehouse
Collaboration
Gillette
Braun
Duracell
Oral B
Logistic Management
Parker Pen
Gillette
Braun
Duracell
Oral B
Production Engineering
Parker Pen
Plan, Measure & Control
General & Administration
Configuration Catalogue
Maintenance
MRP & Inside Integration
Retail
Wholesaler
External Partner Internal PartnerOperational & Purchasing Management
Gillette World SCM - Before
Plan MeasurePlan Measure
Plan MeasurePlan Measure
Parts
Fin
ished
P
rod
uct
Finished Product
Plan
Measure
Measure
Plan
Measure
Plan
Plan
Measure
Plan Measure
ERP & CRM & DSS
Sales & Service &Financial
Plan Measure
Plan Measure
Customer
Financing
Control
Financing
Control
Financing
Control
A Generic cycle process according to different bibliography sources
Contract Contact
RFP
OperatingLogistics
Master Planning
Finishing good inventory
Pre factory Operation
Purchasing
Subcontractor
Sales forecasting
Factory Operation Order Processing
Transportation & Storage Warehousing DistributionPacking Design
DeliveryGoods
Wholesaler Retail
MRP
SupportingSystem Computer Design I.T Support
Cycle Order In Detail DurationDecision Making
0.5-1d
0.5-1d
1-10d
0.5-5d
0.5-3d
0d
0d
5-20d
Headquarters
Headquarters
Headquarters
Factory
Factory
Warehouse
IT System
Total L.T
A Generic cycle process according to different bibliography sources
Packing Design
78%Order fill Average
Q/N
5/L
61
61
13
5/L
19
5/L
Strategy SRM – PUSH – M.T.S & S.K.U
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The total L.T is too much long to stay in game.
No optimization of the allocation of resources.
There are to many decisions making in process.
The Location of Warehousing & Distribution aren’t efficient.
Low satisfaction form Customer (Retailer).The infrastructure don’t support
centralization of goods (Distributor Integration).
A Generic cycle process according to different bibliography sources Slide 9 out of 12
Rethinking Process
Contract Contact
RFP
OperatingLogistics
Master Planning
Finishing good inventory
Pre factory Operation
Purchasing
Subcontractor
Sales forecasting
Factory Operation Order Processing
Transportation & Storage Warehousing DistributionCross Docking
DeliveryGoods
Wholesaler Retail
MRP
SupportingSystem Computer Design I.T Support
Cycle Order In Detail DurationDecision Making
0.5-1d
0.5d
0.5d
0.5d
0.5d
0d
0d
2-3d
Headquarters
Headquarters
Headquarters
Factory
Factory
IT System
Total L.T
A Generic cycle process according to different bibliography sources
Packing Design
98%Order fill Average
Q/N
47
47
8
5
5/E
Strategy SRM –PULL/ PUSH –M.T.O & S.K.U
5/E
5/E
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Warehouse
61
61
13
19
5/L
5/L
5/L
Raw
Material
Service
Suppliers
Sub
contractor
purchasing
Contract
Management
Contracts & Purchasing
Subcontractor
Management
Cross Docking
DistributorCenter
DistributorIntegration
WarehouseWarehouse
Collaboration
Gillette
Braun
Duracell
Oral B
Logistic Management
Parker Pen
Gillette
Braun
Duracell
Oral B
Production Engineering
Parker Pen
Plan, Measure & Control
General & Administration
Configuration Catalogue
Maintenance
MRP & Inside Integration
Retail
Wholesaler
External Partner Internal PartnerOperational & Purchasing Management
Gillette World SCM - After
Plan MeasurePlan Measure
Plan MeasurePlan Measure
Parts
Fin
ished
P
rod
uct
Finished Product
Plan
Measure
Measure
Plan
Measure
Plan
Plan
Measure
Plan Measure
ERP & CRM & DSS
Sales & Service &Financial
Plan Measure
Plan Measure
Customer
Financing
Control
Financing
Control
Financing
Control
A Generic cycle process according to different bibliography sources
CP
FR
RF
ID
RFID
The Main SCM changes are:Changing to PULL/PUSH Strategy.Creating optimization of the allocation of
resources and improving the add value chain.
Using the CPFR approach to minimize inventory.
Centralization of decisions making.Consolidation of process to establish one face
to customer.Consolidation of IT systems and SCM
technology to found reliability infrastructure.
The Bottom Line
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KING CAMP GILLETTE THE CO-FOUNDER OF GILLETTE
The Spark
Patent drawing of the Razor
“The Man and His Wonderful Shaving Device”
The pictures from :http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_C._Gillette
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