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5/29/2013 1 Mitigating Margin Risk Through Supply Chain Performance – Panel Discussion Camille Fratanduono, AVP, Pricing & Replenishment, Pep Boys Greg Holder, CEO, Compliance Networks Rick Schart, VP of Supply Chain, Stein Mart Richard Wilhjelm, VP, Sales & Business Development, Compliance Networks May 19, 2013 Today’s Panel Camille Fratanduono, Asst. VP, Pricing & Replenishment, Pep Boys, Inc. Greg Holder, Former Retailer, CEO, Compliance Networks, Inc. Rick Schart, VP of Supply Chain, Stein Mart, Inc. May 21, 2013 Page 2 Margin Risk -Overview From a retail perspective, defined as the potential permanent loss of margin due to both internal and external performance related events Margin, Like Product has a Shelf Life Seasonal Promotional Competitive Supply Chain Opportunity –Margin Contributor vs. Cost Center May 21, 2013 Page 3 Who is Stein Mart? May 21, 2013 Page 4 Stein Mart is a national retailer offering the fashion merchandise, service and presentation of a better department or specialty store, at prices competitive with off-price retail chains Founded in 1908 as a single store in Greenville, MS 263 stores in 29 states Headquarters -Jacksonville, Florida Sales = $1.2 Billion Stein Mart Supply Chain Transformation Using data and reporting to support the Company by: Providing visibility to PO status from vendor shipment to store delivery including: Status of vendor POS ticket orders Special Hot log for tracking advertised goods Special reports tracking receipts for new stores Tracking timeliness and accuracy of vendor shipments Tracking vendor compliance with EDI and floor ready requirements including: ASN [856] –utilization and accuracy GS1-128 Carton Labels POS ticketing Hanger requirements This data allows us to insure goods hit our sales floor as planned. May 21, 2013 Page 5 Who is Pep Boys? May 21, 2013 745+ locations located in 35 states and Puerto Rico $2.0+ Billion in Revenues Ecommerce enabled –ship to store & ship to home Online service appointment capable through e-SERVE Leading Automotive aftermarket retail and service chain comprised of 3 major lines of business; Service, Retail and Commercial (B2B) Page 6

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Mitigating Margin Risk Through Supply Chain

Performance – Panel Discussion

� Camille Fratanduono, AVP, Pricing & Replenishment, Pep Boys� Greg Holder, CEO, Compliance Networks� Rick Schart, VP of Supply Chain, Stein Mart� Richard Wilhjelm, VP, Sales & Business Development, Compliance Networks

May 19, 2013

Today’s Panel

� Camille Fratanduono, Asst. VP, Pricing & Replenishment, Pep

Boys, Inc.

� Greg Holder, Former Retailer, CEO, Compliance Networks, Inc.

� Rick Schart, VP of Supply Chain, Stein Mart, Inc.

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Margin Risk - Overview

� From a retail perspective, defined as the potential permanent

loss of margin due to both internal and external performance

related events

� Margin, Like Product has a Shelf Life

�Seasonal

�Promotional

�Competitive

� Supply Chain Opportunity – Margin Contributor vs. Cost

Center

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Who is Stein Mart?

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Stein Mart is a national retailer offering the fashion merchandise, service and presentation of a better department or specialty store, at prices competitive with off-price retail chains

� Founded in 1908 as a single store in Greenville, MS

� 263 stores in 29 states

� Headquarters - Jacksonville, Florida

� Sales = $1.2 Billion

Stein Mart Supply Chain Transformation

Using data and reporting to support the Company by:

� Providing visibility to PO status from vendor shipment to store delivery including:

• Status of vendor POS ticket orders

• Special Hot log for tracking advertised goods

• Special reports tracking receipts for new stores

� Tracking timeliness and accuracy of vendor shipments

� Tracking vendor compliance with EDI and floor ready requirements including:

• ASN [856] – utilization and accuracy

• GS1-128 Carton Labels

• POS ticketing

• Hanger requirements

This data allows us to insure goods hit our sales floor as planned.

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Who is Pep Boys?

May 21, 2013

�745+ locations located in 35 states and Puerto Rico

�$2.0+ Billion in Revenues

�Ecommerce enabled – ship to store & ship to home

�Online service appointment capable through e-SERVE

Leading Automotive aftermarket retail and service chain comprised of 3 major lines of business; Service, Retail and Commercial (B2B)

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Industry Perspective – What Retailers are saying…

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�Concerned about margin risk they can control both directly and indirectly

�Want the Right Product, the Right Quantity at the Right Time.

�Most Vendor Requirements Documents Include:

� Statements and Rules addressing On-Time and Complete

� Focus on eliminating or reducing problem shipments

� Importance of accurate ASNs and Invoices

� Reducing value-added tasks in the DC

�Perfecting Omni-Channel Initiatives

�Concerned about Out of Stocks situations

The Perfect Order Index – Good place to start�On-Time

�Complete

�Damage Free

�Accurate Documentation

�Received On-Time at DC

�Unit Fill Rate

�Trouble Free

�Accurate ASN

Perfect Order Index Study – 2008 Whitepaper

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%

Damage

Free*

% Correct Docs

(ASN)POI

Units Lines Orders Units Lines Orders Unit Order

Average of Sample 60.7% 41.7% 51.1% 90.5% 76.2% 59.9% 100.0% 88.8% 27.2%

Best Practice Average for Sample

(Avg of the top 20%)79.2% 71.3% 76.7% 96.2% 80.6% 87.5% 100.0% 99.4% 66.8%

Best Vendor Results 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0%

Best Retailer Results 64.1% 58.4% 62.3% 87.6% 46.5% 58.6% 100.0% 100.0% 36.5%

Best overall Retailer Results 64.1% 65.6% 62.3% 96.9% 89.3% 63.4% 100.0% 100.0% 36.5%

Perfect Vendors in each category 260 80 490 1,247 229 513 511 149

% On Time Delivery % Complete

* Data for damage f ree orders w as not readiy avaiable so everyone w as credited w ith 100% compliance.

Data in table basd on study and w hitepaper: Benchmarking the Perfect Order

Sample Calculation % On Time

Delivery

% Complete % Damage

Free

% Correct

Docs

POI %

Performance 95% 95% 95% 95% 81%

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ASN Accuracy Study - 2012

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Credit for Benchmarking the Perfect Order:

RVCF

Supply Chain Visions

Georgia Southern University

Compliance Networks

http://www.compliancenetworks.com/jdownloads/2008_perfect_order_index_study.pdf

Credit for Facilitating Supply Chain Visibility & Accuracy:

RVCF

University of Auburn

Compliance Networks

http://www.compliancenetworks.com/jdownloads/Downloads/asn_study_final_report_2011.pdf

Question # 1

How Do You Share Supply Chain Data with your Merchandising

Teams and what are the results?

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Question # 2

Do You Manage Promotional Orders Differently than Regular

Orders? What are the opportunities

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Question # 3

How do Supply Chain Challenges put Margin at Risk and how do

you Utilize Information to Measure the Impact?

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Audience Questions

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Summary – Key Takeaways

� Camille Fratanduono – “In Stock is no longer a Nice to Have,

it’s a Must Have. Supply Chain Visibility is Critical!”

� Greg Holder – “Merchants don’t need to understand

Logistics, they do need to understand the impact of their

supply chain failures to sales and margins.”

� Rick Schart – “Velocity of Data is as Important as the Velocity

of Merchandise.”

� Richard Wilhjelm – “Irrespective of industry, the party who

brings the best information to the table, wins.”

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Contact Information

� Camille Fratanduono – [email protected]

� Greg Holder – [email protected]

� Rick Schart – [email protected]

� Richard Wilhjelm – [email protected]

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