Title: Oracle WM
1Warehouse Management Oracles Answer
NCOAUG - Chicago February 13, 2002
2Topics
- Speaker Background
- Why Bother With WMS?
- Quantifiable Improvements ROI
- Qualifiable Improvements
- Case Study Oracles Solution at Tenderheart
- Questions/Discussion
3Speaker Background Why am I here?
- Accomplishments
- Development for 2 separate WMS
- Experience 10 years in SCE
- Interface Development
- Including MHE
- Project Management
- Assessments
- Software Selection Studies (Right Fit)
- Supply Chain Strategy
4What is a WMS? Cant be that hard, right?
INVENTORY
Receiving
Shipping
5Total Logistics Cost
See next slide for a further breakdown
Source Collection of Multiple Studies and
DigiTerras Experience - Best Practice Data
6Total Warehouse Cost
Source Transportation and Distribution - Best
Practice Data
7WMS Benefits - Quantifiable
- Reduction of Inventory Carrying Costs
- 8 to 15
- Increased Inventory Turns
- Eliminate Some Safety Stock
- 100M Company
- 3 reduction in inventory achieves savings of
500K - Improved Space Utilization
- 10 to 40
- System Directed Putaways
- Enhanced Consolidation
- Cross-Docking Opportunities
Source Gartner Group / APICS
8WMS Benefits - Quantifiable
- Reduction of Scrap
- 13 to 30
- WMS Picking Logic through system monitored shelf
life - Reduction in Inventory Loss
- Reduction in Mis-Ships
- Better Utilization of Equipment
- 10 to 30
- WMS reduces idle time by
- balancing the workload more evenly
- 50-60 of warehouse workers time spent traveling
- WMS can reduce that to
-
10 to 20
Source Gartner Group / Global Logistics and
Supply Chain Strategies
9WMS Benefits - Quantifiable
- Picking Productivity Increases
- 16 to 25
- Optimized Picking route
- Use of Labor Standards
- Reduction in Customer Returns
- 11 to 25
- Less Picking Errors
- Productivity Improvements
- 10 to 25
- Optimize total workload
- Optimize work force task assignment
Source Gartner Group
10WMS Benefits - Quantifiable
- Rework Reductions
- 5 to 20
- System Management of Product Recovery
- Labor Savings
- 5 to 15
- Elimination of Redundant Data Entry
- Transportation Cost Savings
- 3 to 8
- Order Consolidation
Source Gartner Group
11WMS Benefits - Quantifiable
- Reduce Inventory Carrying Costs by Reducing
Inventory Float Dollars - 3 to 6
- Faster Receiving/Update reduces float
- dollars (inventory received, not yet recognized)
- Paperwork Reduction
- 10 to 20 cents per document
- Real-Time data Collection decreases paperwork
transfers and many standard documents
Source Gartner Group
12WMS Benefits - Quantifiable Summary
Source Gartner Group
13WMS Benefits - Qualifiable
- Support for web-based order taking
- Support for web-based order status
- Improved visibility through entire organization
- More data, easily accessible and real time
- Increased competitive situation
- Facilitates collaboration between
suppliers/you/customers - Warehouse is last opportunity to manage customers
expectations - Take care of your product
- Dynamic customer requirements
14Tenderhearts goals accomplished through Oracle WM
15Tenderhearts goals accomplished through Oracle WM
16Summary of Improvement Goals
- Improved Customer Service
- Reduced Customer Errors
- Order Accuracy
- Complaints
- Damaged Sales
- Promises Kept
- Reduced Customer Lead Times
- Order Lead Time (Order Placement - Delivery Date)
- Real Time Visibility
Improved Customer Service
17Summary of Improvement Goals
- Reduced Operating Cost
- Reduced Labor Cost
- Worker Productivity
- Improved Space and Equipment Utilization
- Cube Utilization (Facility and Locations)
- Travel Distance
- Increased Capacity
- Fill Rate
- Inventory Accuracy by Location
- Reduce Capital Investments
- Increased Inventory Turns
- Carrying Cost (Cost of Money)
Reduced Operating Cost
18Summary of Improvement Goals
- Enhanced Performance Measurements
- Performance Information Systems
- Management Reporting Tools
- Productivity Tracking
- Distribution Statistics
- Operational Control System
- Real-time Visibility to Performance Concerns
- Warehouse Management Control Board
Enhanced Performance Measurement
19Questions/Discussion
- Who has the first Question/Comment?
20Thank You!
Brent Peters Ciber (CBR) - DigiTerra Cincinnati
Regional Office (513) 263-6453 bpeters_at_digiterra.c
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