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Title: Dave Allen SVP Operations and Supply Chain


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Dave AllenSVP Operations and Supply Chain
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About Del Monte
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Brand Strength
1 brand in Fruits/Vegetables 2 brand in Solid
Tomatoes 1 brand in Tuna 1 brand in Dog
Biscuits 2 brand in Soft and Chewy Dog Treats 3
brand in Dry Cat Food 2 brand in Wet Cat Food
Source AC Nielsen 52 weeks ending April 2006
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Top 20 U.S. Branded Dry Foods Companies
5
Del Monte Locations
Bloomsburg
Walnut Creek
Samoa, Thailand Ecuador
StarKist
Distribution Center DLM Operated
Distribution Center- 3rd Party
Fruit
Corporate Offices/RD
Tomato
Veg
Pet Food
College Inn
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Business Situation in 2006
  • Symptoms
  • Difficulty delivering consistent and sustainable
    service levels
  • High inventory levels across the supply network
  • Reactive manufacturing, deployment, and
    distribution activities
  • Suboptimal support for promotional investments
  • Lack of direction re use of increasing volumes
    of retailer-specific data
  • Cumulative Impact
  • Frustrated Retailers
  • Confused Suppliers
  • Missed Opportunities

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Our Conclusions
  • Must execute with a field of vision from the
    Store-Shelf all the way to Suppliers
  • Total Network Visibility is key
  • Cannot continue to create periodic roadmaps and
    then follow the roadmaps to get to a moving
    destination
  • Sense Respond must be the mantra
  • Needed to be more nimble in order to adjust and
    optimize our execution efforts
  • Separation of Execution from Controlling
    activities sets us free
  • Deploy many-to-many network - ONE Network hosted
    service
  • Had to make demand driven processes part of our
    DNA
  • Single process regardless of Retailer capabilities

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1. Total Network Visibility Pulling from
consumption demand all the way back to our
Suppliers
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1. Total Network Visibility Near-term Demand
Execution is the Focus
  • Down-Stream data
  • Store-level forecasts, POS, Inventory at Stores
    /DCs /Intransit, DC demand, VMI, Promotions
  • Demand Execution calculates the near-term
    updated demand information which then drives
    Supply Execution, Supply Planning, Demand
    Planning, etc.

Demand Execution
Demand Planning
Down Stream Data (DSR /EDW)
S O P
Other Customers
Supply Execution
Supply Planning
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2. Sense and Response CapabilitiesLine of sight
execution vs. mapped directions
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2. Sense and Response CapabilitiesLive at Del
Monte since 2H07
Demand Execution
Demand Planning
Supply Execution
Supply Planning
Demand Execution
Supply Exec
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3. Separation of Execution and ControllingHarmoni
zing across systems and processes
  • ERP Our Elephant
  • Moves at a steady, but relatively slow pace
  • Never forgets
  • Execution Platform Our Cheetah
  • Moves in an aggressively fast manner
  • Focuses in on the here, now, and the near future

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3. Separation of Execution and ControllingHarmoni
zing across systems and processes
  • Optimization Engines
  • Exception Driven UI
  • Multi-Enterprise Workflow Process Activation
  • Reduced Customization
  • System of Record Focus
  • Emphasis on Controls Recordkeeping

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4. Demand-Driven DNATotal Adoption to break thru
the Sound Barrier!
  • Moved beyond
  • Enterprise-centric
  • Pilots
  • Using Retailers data for Category Management to
    a way of operating the business
  • We are thinking, breathing and executing
    Demand-Driven across the network
  • Value for every Partner in the Network
  • Optimized push-pull boundaries
  • Leveling activities in the DCs, Plants,
    Suppliers, etc. - minimizing bullwhip
  • Mindset of Outside-In
  • Aligning our metrics and measurements

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4. Demand-Driven DNA at Del Monte is
consistently Exceeding customer expectations
We are targeting
and the implications are
  • Consistently supporting 99 in stock on the most
    profitable products, on the shelves of the most
    profitable customers
  • Scoring in the top quartile of our key customers
    scorecard
  • We are able to execute on differentiated services
    matched to our customer strategy
  • We are able to spend more time on managing our
    categories with our customers
  • Weve taken out the large variability in our
    supply chain
  • We have full visibility to all promotions and key
    volume drivers within our execution horizon
  • Consistently delivering minimum DC case fill
    rates of 99, including allocated products
  • Delivering Perfect Order execution at 95 with
    much lower overall inventory levels
  • We are influencing our customers supply chain
    strategy, not reacting to it
  • Our customers trusted supply chain partner,
    consistently winning recognition for
    best-in-class service
  • Able to monetize the service excellence
  • Our supply chain has become a competitive weapon
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