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Title: D2D


1
E-MAR Côte dAzur June 5, 2003
Outbound Intermodal Logistics The Future
Logistics Management Outbound IT Systems as
Perceived by the Supply Chain Partners Dr. Bengt
Ramberg Vice President
2
Content
  • The EU D2D Project
  • Research Questions
  • Search for Outbound Logistics Management System
  • The Next Generation of Logistics Management
    Systems
  • The D2D Technology
  • Cost Requirement to Future Technology
  • Conclusions

3
The EU D2D Project
4
EU Transport Policy 2010
  • In the last twenty years, the road
    transportations share of of total European
    freight transport, has increased from 30 to
    almost 45, whilst rail has decreased from 21 to
    8
  • EUs desired solution is to optimize the use of
    transport infrastructure
  • The EU Commission is motivated to demonstrate the
    competitiveness of multimodal transport and as
    such stimulate modes that both reduce total costs
    and at the same time support environmental-friendl
    y solutions

5
TCMS
Logistics Co-ordinator
  • Transport Management
  • Exceptions Management
  • Visualisation of Transport Status

FTMS
  • Track Trace ? ETA Advice

Position data network
Customer
Producer
6
D2D Total Budget EUR 7.3 million
Million
01.03.2002 28.02.2005
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4.2
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3.1
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The D2D Demonstrators
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John Deere Transport Chain
John Deere tractors from Mannheim, Germany to
Australian Dealers
9
Volkswagen cars from Wolfsburg via Port of Koper
to Istanbul
Volkswagen Transport Chain
10
Elkem Transport Chain
Salten
Mosjøen
Shipments of Silicon metal produced in Salten to
be delivered to Degussa Rheinfelden (Germany).
Meraker
Thamshavn
Bremanger
Bjølvefossen
Fiskaa
Lista
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General Cargo from Spain to the Canary Islands
Pamesa Transport Chain
Thursday
 
(86 kms.)
Pamesa (Almazora)
Depart Friday p.m.
Chema Ballester, SA
Port of Valencia
Shipping Pinillos
Arrival Wednesday
Arrival Wednesday
(22 kms.)
Port of Las Palmas
Grueltrans
Cegrisa (Telde)
12
General Cargo from Lisbon area to the Azores
Islands
Unifac Transport Chain
Leg no. 3
Leg no. 1
Leg no. 2
FRESTI, LDA.
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Process Improvement Methodology
14
Distribution 30 of Total Vehicle Cost
Dealer
Dealer margin 10-18
The Block Exemtion
Marketing 8-15
Manufacturer or distributor
Organisation 4-6
Warranty 1-2
Logistics 2-4
Product develop- ment
Total vehicle cost
Distribution 25 - 35
Manufacturing
Purchasing
Contracting
Expanding
?
Platform Development
Outsourcing Commonality Strategic
sourcing Partnerships
Lean manufacturing Outsourcing Network factory
Source FT World Motor Conference, Sept. 1999
15
Methodology - 10 Steps to result
Step 1 Define Project Scope Structure
Step 2 Complete Data
Step 3 Establish KPI/ Opportunities
Step 4 Field Study/ Feasibility
Step 5 Benchmark current Supply-Chain
Step 7 Feasibility Correction Evaluation
Step 8 Comparative Benchmarking
Step 9 Action Plan
Step6 Develop optimized Supply-Chain
Step 10 Present Findings
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Main D2D Phases

Process Improvement
Evaluation of benefits
Present State Mapping
Demonstrate the D2D Technology and smart tech.
  • Main deliveries
  • - Detailed mapping of existing supply chain
  • - Detailed mapping of re-engineered (IT, smart
    tech.) supply chain
  • - Demonstration of an integrated management and
    communication system
  • - Evaluation of benefits

17
Current Physical Cargo and Information Flow
18
Process Maps of Product-, Information and
Documentation Flows(example)
19
Logistics Flow Analysis Time
Example Only!
20
Logistics Flow analysis Cost
Example Only!
21
Project Teams with Representatives from the
Supply Chain Partners
John Deer, Germany
John Deer, Australia
Wallenius Wilhelmsen Lines
22
Transport Chain Managers Responsibility
John Deere
Contract with John Deere
Commercials responsibility
Super User (Transport Chain Manager)

Mannheim
WWL Australia
WWL
23
Research Questions
24
Research Questions
  • What has been the devlopment in Supply Chain
    Integration, the last decade?
  • What has been the experience from the application
    and implementation of ERP- or other systems?
  • What is available in the market of logistics
    systems?
  • What is the cost requirement set by the Outbound
    Supply Chain partners?
  • Can improvement in cost and Value Added Services
    through Supply Chain Reengineering, justify the
    investments in technology?

25
Search for Outbound Logistics Management System
26
Supply Chain Overview
1) Work in Process and Factory Departure
3) In-Transit Visibility
5) Redistribution and Domestic Management
The TCM Total Pipeline Visibility, Management and
Control
2) Origin Consolidation And Distribution
4) Arrival and Entry Management
6) Delivery and Performance Management
27
The Logistics Management Hierarchy
28
Supply Chain Software Market Players
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Management
of an enterprises operations, Baan, SAP,
Peoplesoft
Supply Chain Management (SCM) Management of
goods within and between points of supply and
consumption
Supply Chain Execution (SCE) Execution
management of the supply chain in and between
organizations (TCMS/FTMS)
Supply Chain Planning (SCP) Advanced planning
and scheduling of supply chain Activities.
Manugistics / i2
29
The Logistics Management Systems Five Core
Capabilities
  • Performance Management
  • Costing
  • Shipment Planning
  • Documentation
  • Shipment visibility
  • Event management

30
The Next Generation of Logistics Management System
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The Next Generation of Logistics Management System
  • The ERP-style solutions (1980-1995)
  • The Next Generation
  • Total Landed Cost
  • Logistics Service Contract Management
  • The Virtual Logistics Department
  • The Virtual Department gives a complete suite of
    Supply Chain Event Management applications
  • End-to-end visibility
  • Management of the sourcing-to-distribution
  • Order-to-delivery
  • Order-to-cash

32
The D2D Technology
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TCMS Organise and initiate transport Control
transport Provide documents Visualise transport
information
Unit, transport means or consignment
identification
Position or ETA information
FTMS Provide transport status
Position data network
Producer
Customer
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The D2D System (1)
  • Transport configuration
  • Transport Means
  • Load Units
  • Locations
  • Companies
  • Cargo Types
  • Environmental settings

35
The D2D System (2)
  • Transport Network Planning
  • Tour/Voyage
  • Provider Services
  • Provider Contracts
  • Transport Chains
  • Customer Relations
  • Customer Services
  • Customer Contracts
  • Long-term forecasts

36
The D2D System (3)
  • Organise Transport
  • Handle Customer bookings (transport orders)
  • Verify availability of required services
  • Select transport chain

37
The D2D System (4)
  • Execute transport
  • Prepare and issue service orders
  • Monitor progress
  • Loading and unloading operations
  • Consignment, load unit or transport means
  • Handle deviations
  • Reusing previous functions

38
Future D2D System Developments
  • Handle claims
  • Including monitoring of the handling procedure
  • Handle invoice and payments (for transport
    operations)
  • Interfacing to accounting systems

39
D2D Concept Overview
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Deployment Phases
Commercial invoice, packing list, and other
data from Forwarder
Booking, Packing List and Commercial Invoice
Direct from Vendor or Buying Agent
Central Data Repository TCMS/FTMS
Carrier Events and Costs
Transport/ Purchase Orders
Customs Entry Events and Costs
ASN Data Back to Internal System
Primary
Secondary
41
Cost Requiremen to the Future Technology
42
Cost Requirement to the Future Technology
  • The technology will have to be justified based on
    reduced costs from the Process Reengineering
    activities
  • Present systems in the commercial market will
    have unit costs in the range of EUR 5,00-10,00
  • Future technology has to meet cost figures in the
    range of EUR 0,30-1,00

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Conclusion
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Conclusion
  • The system market is developing rapidly
  • The last decade new leaders have been
    constantly promoted by the consulting industry
  • The market is a consequence of the fact that few
    industries are investing in systems to manage
    outbound logistics
  • The income to the system developers is
    insufficient to guaranty solid and robust
    solutions
  • The D2D Technology is based on EU funds sponsored
    over the last decade and will provide an
    alternative to the commercial market

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