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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?
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�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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