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The Digital Solutions Gallery
“Digital Transformation,….Our Urgent Vital Journey”
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The Digital Solutions Gallery is a peer-to-peer senior executive program completely organized around collaborative learning, leveraged problem-solving and trust-based relationship building across all organizations within this collective community.
The Digital Solutions Gallery is open to practicing digital executives and other senior leaders responsible for delivering value-centric digitally enabled results within this fast-paced world of ongoing economic, social and technological change.
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The Digital Solutions Gallery Annual Showcase Session
“When Bold Ambition Meets Opportunity & Execution”
Becoming a performance-oriented organization is difficult in transformational times like these. Yet it is also an achievable opportunity, provided you remain laser-focused on elements upon which your success depends. Learn more from those who have done that.
September 23 - 24, 2020
Showcased Presenters
Mr. Thomas D. SampsonChief Information Officer
F-35 Strike Fighter JPO
Ms. Anne Marie StephenSales Director, US Retail
Fabric
Dr. Gerald C. KaneCo-Author;
“The Technology Fallacy”
Ms. Kara HerbertGroup Product Designer
Kroger
Ms. Cris CravensUser Research Manager
Kroger
Virtual Keynote Session #2- September 23, 2020
“Capitalizing On Seismic Shifts”
Today’s Bit Of Non-News
The coronavirus, COVID-19, has turned our world upside down.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicts the cumulative loss to the world’s GDP from 2020 to 2021 will be approximately
$9 trillion.
Consumers are becoming more discerning with where and how they spend their money — creating a new set of business
challenges.
NON-
Focusing on the Customer
In such extreme environments like this, customers want more than the best offering or the lowest price; they seek provider
dependability, product availability, and trust in the brands they choose to do business with.
The modern reality of true customer-centricity connects operations with experiences, creating new dimensions of customer expectations, loyalty and ultimately business success.
This Is Not A Good Look!
Recent consumer research shows that in today’s challenged environment the highest priorities for consumers are availability and
(especially when shopping online) free shipping and fast delivery.
As delivery speeds continue to increase and same-day shipping becomes a reality for more and more orders, consumer focus (and
loyalty dependency) on these priorities will only intensify.
Situations like the one pictured above will become far less tolerable.
Here’s The Problem!
Traditional supply chains are fundamentally centered around keeping their own costs down by leveraging economies of scale.
As a result, forward-thinking modern retailers are starting to re-think their supply chains to be more focused on their customers, and not just
on efficiency.
This often makes it very difficult for most retailers to get their needed products to customers in one day, let alone in a number of hours
…And when there is no toilet paper left,…that is an unhappy customer!!
The Over-Riding Question
How can retailers remain profitable through this seismic shift to a more customer-centric network?
Something To Consider?
Drive revenue growth by intelligently placing (and stocking) smaller fulfillment centers and product assortments closer to
customer populations
The most important factor in the success of customer-centric network is the retailer’s ability to drive increased sales through creating localized assortments specifically tailored to the demand characteristics of the respective areas,…thus building a customer-centric supply chain.
Such a layered approach also helps to protect margins by taking advantage of reduced last-mile distances.
Some On-Their-Game Companies Are Already At This
https://www.albertsonscompanies.com/newsroom/first-ai-fulfillment-ecommerce-solution.html
Albertsons Companies is the First National Grocer to Implement AI-Driven Micro-Fulfillment eCommerce Solution
Kroger plans three more Ocado automated warehouseshttps://www.supermarketnews.com/online-retail/kroger-plans-three-more-ocado-automated-warehouses
More on the great Kroger story tomorrow!
Sounds Great, But How Do You Do It?
That Is What You About To Find Out…
As you listen to today’s showcased leader and share in our discussions….
1. Learn Stuff!!! Listen For Personally Relate-able Examples Of What Has Just Been Described…Both Today And In Our Preceding Sessions
2. Look For Opportunities To Apply And Leverage Those Examples And Learnings Within Your Own Settings
3. Do Stuff!!! Make The Personal Commitment To Follow Through And Act On What You Have Learned
4. Share Your Stories (…Both Highs and Lows…) With The Rest Of Us So That We Can All Continue To Learn Together
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The Digital Solutions Gallery Annual Showcase Session“When Bold Ambition Meets Opportunity & Execution”
September 23 - 24, 2020
The Second Of Our Four Keynote Presentations -- September 23, 2020 at 1:00pm ET
“Capitalizing on Seismic Shifts”
As Amazon’s Steve Susi puts it, “It’s only disruptive if you are not the customer. Customer loyaltiesresult from perceived gains, whereas businesses often worry about perceived losses, or disruptions.”
Customer obsessed organizations understand the difference. Pressures on businesses to continuallydeliver customer-realized improvements are now seismic in nature. Being left behind can mean beingforgotten. Being truly responsive means staying flexible in adapting to opportunities, with an eye towardmanaging risk. Ms. Stephen will share how her company, Fabric, is capitalizing on the micro-fulfillmentopportunity and what other major shifts are coming to all customer-centric businesses.
Ms. Anne Marie Stephen
Retail FuturistSales Director, US Retail
Fabric
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We have to make our e-commerce business profitable
How can we scaleonline fulfillment?
I need my business to better compete with e-commerce giants
I have to get pickers out of my store
What Brands, Retailers & Grocers Are Tackling
Store manager
CEO
Head of e-Commerce
CFO
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- Apoorhva Mehta, Instacart CEO
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A quick look at the U.S. grocery market
of consumers consider switching retailers if they don't offer same day delivery
Source: Jefferies, Fabric January 2020 Consumer Survey
65%
on every order manually picked in the store and delivered to the consumer
32%
of shoppers say “in-store pickershave made going to the store less enjoyable”
$10Retailers are losing up to
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Consumer
Contactless
Frictionless
Autonomous
On-Demand
Trends Driving Supply Chain
Distribution
Distribution Channels Disrupted
Inventory Congestion
eCommerce Surge
Labor Disruption
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Top Priorities
Local and Hyperlocal
Edited Selections
Fast Fulfillment
Speedy Delivery
Trends Looking to 2021
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Outdated Supply Chain Models and Solutions Circa 80’s, 90’s Unable to Support 2020 and Beyond Commerce Demands
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eCommerce Fulfillment Models No Longer Meet Consumer On-Demand Expectations
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Existing solutions
Too slow, way too expensive Centralized
Automated
Manual DarkStore
In-store Manual
In-store 3rd
Pty
$ $$$$
3 yearsIm
mediate
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Introducing micro-fulfillment: MFCSmall-scale automated fulfillment centers, where your customers are
Local
Automated
Address your customers need for speed
Reduce manual picking cost; scale more efficiently
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Approach to MFCLocal Proximity is Critical• Close to Customers• Enable Same-Day, One-Hour or Two-Hour Customer Delivery• Profitable
Flexibility in Deployment• Dark Store (Hub and Spoke)• Back of Store• Inside the Store
Flexibility to Optimize Space• Repurposed Real Estate• Repurposed Square Footage• Secure Small Space in Close Proximity to Customers
Small-scale automated fulfillment centers, where your customers are located.
Local
Automated
Delivery
Address your customers need for speed
Reduce manual picking cost; scale more efficiently
Flexibility to Support Customer Orders • Delivery • Curbside • BOPIS
Flexibility to Address Growth • Enable Three Temperature Zones• Phased Deployment of Temperature Zones• Expand System at Growth Points
Demand for faster fulfillment
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• Grocers are Moving Aggressively
• Initial Interest for Order Volume Has Doubled
• On-Demand Fast Fulfillment
• Need for Speedy Deployment > Time is Now
• Fast Implementation > Can be done in Months vs. Years
• Frozen Becoming More Prioritized
• Staging Orders to Meet Delivery Windows for Customer Pickup and
Delivery Options
• Curbside Contactless is Now, Delivery is Long-Term
What Our Customers Are Doing
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Fabric’s technology will allow us to turn our existing regional facilities intohigh-velocity automated distribution centers, speeding our expansion intonew markets with 2-hour on-demand delivery,” FreshDirect
--CEO David McInerney
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• Open later 2020 • Washington, D.C. area distribution center, will be run by Fabric• 10,000 Square Foot MFC Run by Fabric• 10,000 Fast Moving SKUs to process up to 1,000 orders per day • FreshDirect plans to utilize Fabric MFC technology in additional sites
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• Established 2015; ~170+ team-members (NYC, Tel-Aviv)
• Backed by Temasek, CPP, Corner, Aleph, Innovation Endeavors (former Google CEO fund),
Playground, Evolv (Kraft Heinz)
• $136m in equity raised
• 15 sites under development / contract, including 2 live
Hi, we’re
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We’re ready to partner with you to provide unparalleled e-
grocery fulfillment
Our elastic micro-fulfillment solution ensures you provide
quality service while maintaining profitability
Start small and grow for a risk-free option
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Retail Analytics Business Assessment CARLY FIORINA
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SEISMIC SHIFTS…WHERE ARE WE?
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Retail Analytics Business Assessment CARLY FIORINAA WAKE UP CALL
Retail Analytics Business Assessment CARLY FIORINAHOW FREQUENTLY SHOULD WE REINVENT?
Source: The Titanic Syndrome by Nadya Zhexembayeva
Retail Analytics Business Assessment CARLY FIORINAYOU MAY ASK YOURSELF…
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•If we couldn’t do anything that we normally do when it comes to creating an event, what would we do?•What are all the assumptions you have around what must happen in a meeting? What if the opposite were true — what kind of meeting might result?•If you had unlimited funds to create the award-winning meeting of all time, what would you spend the money on?•You can only focus on one thing for your next meeting to make it a success —what is it? Why?
Retail Analytics Business Assessment CARLY FIORINAYOU SHOULD ASK YOURSELF…
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Who is on our team that is charting the course for our future? Do they look like the past? Or do the embody what’s next?
If we could only focus on one thing, what is it? And Why?
What if our customers all went away? Where would they go? Why would they leave us?
Are we better than our competitors? In the eyes of the customer?
What makes us unique? What differentiates us? Is this a fact or an aspiration? Are we being honest with ourselves?
What if we couldn’t do anything that we would normally do? Then, what would we do?
Are we really listening to our customers and our employees? What are they saying?
Why do we do what we do they way we do it?
Are we informed? Are we inclusive? Are we decisive?
What are all the assumptions and constraints that we self-impose on ourselves? How can we remove them?
Retail Analytics Business Assessment CARLY FIORINATHINK ABOUT…
Source: The Titanic Syndrome by Nadya Zhexembayeva
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The Digital Solutions Gallery Annual Showcase Session
“When Bold Ambition Meets Opportunity & Execution”
Becoming a performance-oriented organization is difficult in transformational times like these. Yet it is also an achievable opportunity, provided you remain laser-focused on elements upon which your success depends. Learn more from those who have done that.
September 23 - 24, 2020
Showcased Presenters
Mr. Thomas D. SampsonChief Information Officer
F-35 Strike Fighter JPO
Ms. Anne Marie StephenSales Director, US Retail
Fabric
Dr. Gerald C. KaneCo-Author;
“The Technology Fallacy”
Ms. Kara HerbertGroup Product Designer
Kroger
Ms. Cris CravensUser Research Manager
Kroger