MIT物流与供应链管理英文.pptVIP

1771 1825 1886 1939 1977 1997 Industrial Revolution 1800 Information Evolution 1853 1913 1969 2005 2025 Rapid Adoption Introduction of Technology 1853 1913 1969 2025 2061 2081 Conceptual advances occur about twice a century and lead to wealth of nations Textile Railway Auto Computer Distributed Intelligence Nanotech Source: Norman Poire, Economist AGENTS Locating the Push-Pull Boundary PLAN EXECUTE SENSE RESPOND DEMAND EXCEPTION Supply Chain Evolves to ... Customer Customer’s DC MANUFACTURER Raw material SUPPLIERS Store Store Store Store Store Store Store Store DC DC DC Paper Medical Cotton Store Plant DC Plant DC REAL TIME ePC ePC data from RFID Tag Replenishment needs Confirmation Loads Store Orders Status Immediate Replenishment needs Future shipping needs Replenishment needs determined from RFID Tag info “Intelligent Signal” PORTALS / Exchange Transport Customer Info Center Manufacturer HQ real time RFID data Personal Care Consumer Tissue Health Care Information Agent Inventory Early Warning Agent TLB Agent Cross-Docking Agent Agents based Adaptive Network Consumption Inventory Data DC to Mfr Supply Chains Real-time Adaptable Demand Networks DC DC DC Paper Medical Cotton Plant DC Plant DC Customer Store Store Store Store Store Store Store Store Store Industry best now versus what can be achieved: Need to evolve Day 1 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7 Day 8 Day 2 Day 0 =Product =Info Day 7 Received, unloaded stocked on store shelves SCOTT Day 1 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7 Day 8 Day 2 Day 0 =Non-value-added time =Product =Info Replenished in 7 days Portal Transport Customer Center Manufacturer Replenished in 13 hours room for improvement to under 10 hrs DC DC DC Paper Medical Cotton Plant DC Plant DC Day 1 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7 Day 8 Day 2 Day 0 Portal Transport Customer Center Manufacturer Customer Store Store Store Store Store Store Store Store Store Consumer Buys SCOTT 2pm Day 0 =Product =Info Future SC : Consumer