The 8th ECR Forum 2012 in Russia. Plenary session
Admin 2012.06.15
Publication Date: 2012Publication Language: English , Russian
Publication Country/Region: ECR Russia
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: Metro Cash & Carry Russia, Kraft Foods Russia, Dixy Group, Nestle, Lenta, O’KEY, Auchan Russia, Unilever, Danone-Unimilk, Colgate-Palmolive , ECR Russia
Author: Pieter Boone, David Steer, Ilya Yakubson, Chris Tyas, Jan Dunning, Sebastien Verhaeghe, Ludovic Holinier, Sanjiv Kakkar, Filip Kegels, Burc Cankat, Maximilan Musselius
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The 8th ECR Forum 2012 in Russia. Supply Chain best practices
Admin 2012.06.15
Publication Date: 2012Publication Language: English , Russian
Publication Country/Region: ECR Russia
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: Nestle, Metro C&C, Auchan, Unilever, ComArch
Author: Roberto Mennilli, Julia Kalistratova, Philippe Hedoux, Alexander Guzhvin, Olga Wislawnych
Supply Chain best practices
How to adopt the best Supply Chain practices to Russian realities, taking into account local peculiarities.
Цепочка поставок: лучшие практики
Как адаптировать лучшие европейские практики работы в цепочке поставок к российским реалиям, принимая в расчет географию и технологическую оснащенность.
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The 8th ECR Forum 2012 in Russia. Scorecard
Admin 2012.06.15
Publication Date: 2012Publication Language: English , Russian
Publication Country/Region: ECR Russia
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: Kantar Retail, PepsiCo, Diageo
Author: Vadim Khetsuriani, Danilova Angelika, Elena Chernigovskaya, Anatoliy Pogiba
Scorecard
The leading companies approach. Success- full cases and barriers to cooperation.
Scorecard
Практики ведущих компаний по релизации Scorecard. Успешный опыт и барьеры на пути развития сотрудничества.
Speakers/Докладчики:
- Vadim Khetsuriani, Retail Insights Director Central Eastern Europe and Middle East, Kantar Retail;
- Danilova Angelika, National Key Account Manager, PepsiCo;
- Elena Chernigovskaya, Business improvement manager, Diageo;
- Anatoliy Pogiba, Independent Expert;
GS1 Report 2011 - How smart are our Supply Chains?
ECR Switzerland
2011.11.25
Publication Language: German
Publication Country/Region: ECR Switzerland
Publication Type: Report
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: IBM Switzerland, GS1 Switzerland
Author: S. Heimrich, V. Wepfer, P. Spada, R. Bürli
Forum for Cooperation 2011 - ECR Poland Conference
Anna Kwiatek 2011.10.17
Publication Date: 2011Publication Language: Polish
Publication Country/Region: ECR Poland
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: ECR Poland
Companies involved: Auchan Polska, CHEP Poland, Colian Logistics, Neuca Group, Unilever, Comarch
Author: Paweł Pietraszko, Maciej Kubiak, Jarosław Taberski, Marcin Gałka, Sylwia Szlęzak, Bartłomiej Wójtowicz
Presentations from the first ECR Poland Forum for Cooperation, from Best Practicies Session.
The Forum took place on the 6th of October, 2011 and was divided into two sessions: Best Practicea and Strategic.
In the Best Practices Session, the speakers explained how to cut pallets managment cost due to jointly agreed standards, how to reduce transport costs with supply chain sharing and how to benefit most form Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) - in terms of e-invoicing.
Invitation to the ECR Workshop "Effective Cooperation between Retailers and Suppliers"
ECR Czech-Slovak
2011.08.17
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Czech & Slovakia
Publication Type: Article
Publisher: CZ-SK ECR
Companies involved: n/a
Author: Katerina Tepla
Invitation to the upcoming event.
ECR Europe Forum ‘11. BO1.1 - Supply chain consolidation is the world
2011.04.10
Publication Date: 2011Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Europe
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: Capgemini, ECR Europe, Heinz, Kraft Foods, Kühne & Nagel, Meralliance, Unilever, University Eindhoven/Dinalog
Author: Dennis Wereldsma, Xavier Hua, Tom Tillemans, Andrea Szucsany, Tim Beckmann, Laurent Jamier, Fokke van der Veer, Tom de Kok
Looking around Europe for the best practices in supply chain management, one thing in particular is seen to be enabling further reductions in inventory, transport costs and CO2 emissions – supply chain consolidation. This session focuses on this topic and show what is new.
Companies participating in the the Future Supply Chain group of the Consumer Goods Forum show how they explored the possibilities of a cross-border, multi-modal consolidation using road and railway transport to ship goods from and to eastern Europe. Participants in the Dutch Dynalog project are building a cross-chain control centre that uses the internet to manage an optimised consolidation process where supply and demand of transport and warehouse capacity are matched. Finally, fresh fish supplier Meralliance demonstrates what opportunities supply chain collaboration can bring to small and medium sized enterprises and how they, with ECR France, seized them.
Speakers: Dennis Wereldsma, Capgemini; Xavier Hua, ECR Europe; Tom Tillemans, Heinz; Andrea Szucsany, Kraft Foods; Tim Beckmann, Kühne & Nagel; Laurent Jamier, Meralliance; Fokke van der Veer, Unilever; Tom de Kok, University Eindhoven/Dinalog
Facilitated by ECR Netherlands.
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Future Supply Chain in Action: Multi Modal Transport Sharing (TCGF/Capgemini)
Towards a Collaborative FMCG Value Chain (Unilever)
A SME's Supply Chain Roadmap (Meralliance)
ECR Europe Forum ‘11. BO2.1 - Collaborative inventory optimisation
2011.04.10
Publication Date: 2011Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Europe
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: 4flow, Colgate Palmolive, Metro Systems, Unilever
Author: Sören Hagen, Andreas Kick, Antonio Bianchi, Eberhard Braun, Ettore Piccirillo
This breakout session explores new inventory strategies aimed to decrease end-to-end inventory, from supplier warehouse to retailer shelf, taking into account retailer/supplier inter-dependencies and overcoming the traditional unilateral approach while maintaining speed to shelf, high availability rates and an overall sustainable business performance.
Delegates will see the latest ECR inventory optimisation project results where 16 companies from the consumer goods sector helped to identify new approaches in reducing supply chain inventories collaboratively. A conceptual framework will be presented as a roadmap from the initial idea to the implementation of an improvement action plan in an FMCG environment.
This session will provide delegates with a new perception of inventory in the supply chain. Learn how both sides, retailer and supplier, can benefit equally from collaborative approaches.[CUT]
Speakers: Sören Hagen, Andreas Kick, 4flow; Antonio Bianchi, Colgate Palmolive; Eberhard Braun, Metro Systems; Ettore Piccirillo, Unilever.
Facilitated by ECR Europe and 4flow.
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ECR Europe Forum ‘11. BO4.4 - The future value chain
ECR Europe
2011.04.10
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Europe
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: Capgemini, The Consumer Goods Forum
Author: n/a
Where do you want to be in 2020? Do you know how consumers will shop in 10 years? Can you guarantee sustainable sourcing for agricultural products? Do you know how to survive a negative Facebook viral fan page?
The answers to these and other questions will determine how prepared the industry is to succeed in the new decade.
The 2020 Future Value Chain initiative explores the opportunities and challenges that will face the consumer goods industry over the next decade and identifies the activities that need to be put in place today to ensure the industry is well positioned for 2020.
Delegates learn about the trends that will have the greatest impact on the industry, the objectives on which the industry should focus and the tactics that will help achieve these objectives. The results of the Future Value Chain programme represent the collective thinking of almost 250 executives, from local and international retailers and manufacturers, third-party partners, academia and industry associations from around the globe.
Industry leaders who have participated in this global programme will share their thoughts and experiences.
Facilitated by The Consumer Goods Forum and Capgemini.
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2020 Future Value Chain from Maximilian Musselius on Vimeo.
2020 Future Value Chain from Maximilian Musselius on Vimeo.
ECR Baltic Forum ‘08. Opportunities in Warehouse process development after a Pick-by-Voice implementation
Zolotarjova
2010.11.19
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Baltic
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: Optiscan
Author: Kimmo Yli-Kokko
Kimmo Yli-Kokko (Optiscan)
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ECR Baltic Forum ‘08. Supply Chain visibility – leverage real-time information about demand, orders, inventory and movements to streamline operations and increase your service level
Zolotarjova
2010.11.19
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Baltic
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: Tieto Enator / CDC Supply Chain, JYSK Baltics
Author: Kristīne Vilemsone, Jouko Kalevi Hoikkala
Jouko Kalevi Hoikkala (Tieto Enator / CDC Supply Chain) & Kristīne Vilemsone (JYSK Baltics)
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ECR Baltic Forum '09. Responsive Supply Chain- Competitive Advantage for all the Links of the Chain
Zolotarjova
2010.10.29
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Baltic
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: TOC Solutions Lithuania
Author: Nerius Jasinavicius
Speakers:
Nerius Jasinavicius (TOC Solutions Lithuania)
Nerius jasinavicius toc_sprendimai
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ECR Baltic Forum '09. Measuring for supply-chain optimization
Zolotarjova
2010.10.29
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Baltic
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: Premia FFL, Agile & Co
Author: Elīna Spūle, Andis Kļaviņš
Speakers:
Elīna Spūle (Agile & Co) & Andis Kļaviņš (Premia FFL)
Elina spule _andis_klavins
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ECR Baltic Forum '09. Steps Towards the Future FMCG Supply Chain
Zolotarjova
2010.10.29
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Baltic
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: DHL
Author: Claus-Jürgen Garbisch
Speakers:
Claus-Jürgen Garbisch (DHL)
Claus garbisch dhl
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ECR AP Forum '10. Case Study: Achieving Visibility and Control Over Sales and Supply Chain Operations – With a Discussion of Future Scenarios
ECR Asia Pacific
2010.10.22
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Thailand
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: Logistics Consulting Asia
Author: Mr John Talbot, Partner
Mr John Talbot, Partner, Logistics Consulting Asia
John talbot achieving visibility & control
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ECR AP Forum ‘10. Case Study: Achieving Visibility and Control Over Sales and Supply Chain Operations – With a Discussion of Future Scenarios
ECR Asia Pacific
2010.10.18
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Malaysia
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: Logistics Consulting Asia
Author: Mr John Talbot
Mr John Talbot, Partner, Logistics Consulting Asia
John talbot achieving visibility & control
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ECR AP Forum '08. Opening Afternoon Plenary Session – A Keynote Speaker on Supply Chain and Customer Collaboration from DHL Exel Supply Chain
ECR Asia Pacific
2010.10.11
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Thailand
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: DHL (Asia Pacific)
Author: Mr. Paul H. Graham
Speakers:
Mr. Paul H. Graham, Chief Executive Officer Asia Pacific
Supply chain & customer collaboration
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ECR AP Forum '08. Changing the Game with Your Customers – A Supply Chain Strategy in Action
ECR Asia Pacific
2010.10.11
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Thailand
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: L’Oreal
Author: Mr. Jeffrey Russell
Speakers:
Mr. Jeffrey Russell, Managing Partner, Supply Chain Asia Pacific & Consumer Goods Industry ASEAN, Accenture with a representative from L’Oreal
A Supply Chain Strategy in Action
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Editorial: An opportunity for fresh thinking [ECR Journal Vol. 8, No.1, Autumn 2008]
ECR Journal
2010.09.20
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Europe
Publication Type: Article
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: n/a
Author: Daniel T. Jones, Arnd Huchzermeier, Alan Mitchell
By Daniel T. Jones, Arnd Huchzermeier and Alan Mitchell
How rapidly things change! Just a few months ago most business were making plans on the assumption of continued robust prosperity. But the world's financial crisis has made mincemeat of all that. Recessions looms, you can almost hear the sound of people battening down the hatches, withdrawing their horns and preparing for the worst rather the best.
There are some silver linings though. Many consumer good suppliers and retailers provide the daily necessaries and affordable luxuries that fare relatively well in recession.
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CPFR: Myths and Realities [ECR Journal Vol. 4, No. 2, Winter 2004]
ECR Journal
2010.09.15
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Europe
Publication Type: Article
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: n/a
Author: Joe Andraski
by Joe Andraski
Branding CPFR as an expensive investment is not in keeping with the experience of companies that have engaged in successful implementation.
VICS’ comment on the article ‘CPFR: Myths and Realities’ that appeared in the ECR Journal Summer 2004 issue.
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At the Cutting Edge of Best Practice [ECR Journal Vol. 5, No. 1, Summer 2005]
ECR Journal
2010.09.15
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Europe
Publication Type: Article
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: n/a
Author: Alan Mitchell
by Alan Mitchell
The 4th International ECR Research Symposium, held at IULM Milan, gathered researchers to discuss emerging industry best practice. Under the microscope: information sharing, in-store experience and supply chains.
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Building on foundations of sand? [ECR Journal Vol. 3, No. 1, Spring 2003]
ECR Journal
2010.09.14
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Europe
Publication Type: Article
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: n/a
Author: Nicole DeHoratius, Ananth Raman
by Nicole DeHoratius and Ananth Raman
Virtually every major supply chain initiative within ECR assumes companies are working with accurate inventory data. This could be a big mistake.
Virtually every major ECR supply chain initiative from vendor managed inventory to CPFR assumes companies are working with accurate inventory data. How wrong they are! And how big a risk?
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Lean and green: 'doing more with less' [ECR Journal Vol. 3, No. 1, Spring 2003]
ECR Journal
2010.09.14
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Europe
Publication Type: Article
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: n/a
Author: David Simons, Robert Mason
by David Simons and Robert Mason
Firms are under pressure to prove their environmental credentials. Now a win-win way of weaving ‘green’ considerations into business decisions is emerging.
Mapping the environmental impact of day-to-day activities such as supplying cartons of orange juice or an apple throws up many surprising results – and the information we need to make better decisions.
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Sales and order forecasts in CPFR [ECR Journal Vol. 4, No. 1, Summer 2004]
ECR Journal
2010.09.14
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Europe
Publication Type: Article
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: n/a
Author: Gerhard Arminger
by Gerhard Arminger
Creating the best possible sales and order forecasts requires consideration of many, varied circumstances. Getting the right mix of micro- and aggregate forecasting, and of personal communication and automation is crucial.
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CPFR: Myths and realities [ECR Journal Vol. 4, No. 1, Summer 2004]
ECR Journal
2010.09.14
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Europe
Publication Type: Article
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: n/a
Author: Mark Doiron
by Mark Doiron
CPFR promises its practitioners many important benefits. Yet few grocery retailers are enthusiastic. Why? CPFR suits some business models better than others - and many other supply chain initiatives promise richer returns.
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Unleashing the power of intelligence [ECR Journal Vol. 2, No. 1, Spring 2002]
ECR Journal
2010.09.10
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Europe
Publication Type: Article
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: n/a
Author: Hau L. Lee
by Hau L. Lee
What comes after Efficient Replenishment and CPFR? The next leap forward could be intelligent demand-based management, which turns data into intelligence and integrates marketing and supply chain efficiency.
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New forms of CPFR [ECR Journal Vol. 2, No. 2, Winter 2002]
ECR Journal
2010.09.09
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Europe
Publication Type: Article
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: n/a
Author: Katerina Pramatari, Georgios I. Doukidis, Angeliki Poulymenakou, Dimitris Papakiriakopoulos
by Katerina Pramatari, Dimitris Papakiriakopoulos, Angeliki Poulymenakou and Georgios I. Doukidis
To date, most CPFR projects have focused on retailer distribution centres, on new product introductions and products on promotion. But CPFR principles can be applied to the entire range, delivered direct to stores.
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ECR: a “fresh” look from Japan [ECR Journal Vol. 2, No. 2, Winter 2002]
ECR Journal
2010.09.09
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Europe
Publication Type: Article
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: n/a
Author: Hirofumi Matsuo, Yasuaki Takeda
by Hirofumi Matsuo and Yasuaki Takeda
Popular Japanese foods such as sushi and sashimi are all about freshness: raw fish starts to discolour after just two hours on the shelf. So how do Japanese retailers organise their supply chains to deliver freshness?
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Creating a customer-driven supply chain [ECR Journal Vol. 2, No. 2, Winter 2002]
ECR Journal
2010.09.09
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Europe
Publication Type: Article
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: n/a
Author: Daniel T. Jones, Philip Clarke
by Daniel T. Jones and Philip Clarke
Traditional retail supply chains work according to the motto better, centralised and distant”. Each firm operating within these supply chains seeks to optimise its own activities and buffer itself against others upstream and downstream. And customers are strangers, walking anonymously through the store selecting from what is available.
Well, get ready for a complete U-turn – a change in direction which takes us to a very different destination.
The motto of tomorrow’s leading-edge supply chains will be “fresher, simpler and closer”. Products will flow quickly and seamlessly down value chains which encompass many different firms, in direct response to consumer orders. Consumers themselves will no longer be strangers.
Far from it, they will be an integral, crucial and value-adding link in the whole process.
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ECR Asia Pacific P&G China-Metro Supply Chain Performance Improvement Project
ECR Asia Pacific
2010.05.14
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR China
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: Metro Cash&Carry, P&G
Author: Mr. Denny Yang, Ms. Jin Lan, Mr. Xu Bin, Ms. Nellie Wu, Ms. Terry Tang, Ms. Kim Kehoe, Ms. Grace Li, Mr. Philip Cai
Objective
1.Overall improved supplier performance
2.Increase profits
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"Plan, prévisions et approvisionnements concertés - Manuel de mise en œuvre du CPFR"
Xavier Hua (ECR France)
2010.02.12
Publication Language: French
Publication Country/Region: ECR France
Publication Type: Bluebook
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: GENCOD EAN France, ECR France
Author: n/a
Fruit des réflexions menées par 66 sociétés industrielles, de distribution, de conseil et de service, ce manuel situe les enjeux et les perspectives du CPFR dans le contexte français. Il livre de précieux enseignements sur sa mise en œuvre, notamment sur ses implications organisationnelles, ainsi que sur les outils et échanges d'informations qu'il requiert. Résultat d'une concertation et de la capitalisation des connaissances des entreprises françaises, les concepts décrits dans ce manuel sont cohérents avec les travaux internationaux menés aux Etats-Unis par le VICS et en Europe par ECR Europe. Ce manuel les complète de la description des messages EDI nécessaires à chacune des étapes, des ressources humaines à mobiliser et des fonctions impliquées. Il indique comment la GPA peut intervenir dans la phase de réapprovisionnement pour les produits standards hors promotion.
Septembre 2001 ; 76 pages ; Partenaire : GENCOD EAN France
"Réduire les ruptures en linéaire, les stocks résiduels et les surcoûts logistiques – Qualité des prévisions et concertation industriel – distributeur pour les promotions, les produits saisonniers et les nouveaux produits"
Xavier Hua (ECR France)
2010.02.12
Publication Language: French
Publication Country/Region: ECR France
Publication Type: Bluebook
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: n/a
Author: n/a
Depuis 10 ans, ECR France a conduit plusieurs groupes de travail dédiés à l’optimisation des promotions (1998), à l’optimisation du lancement de nouveaux produits (1999), au planning des échéances communes et aux prévisions concertées des promotions (1999-2000) et au CPFR - plan, prévisions et approvisionnements concertés (2001) et édité les manuels de bonnes pratiques correspondants. Deux programmes de formation, l’un sur l’optimisation des promotions et l’autre sur le lancement de nouveaux produits ont été développés en 2004.
Les résultats de tous les pilotes bilatéraux de mise en œuvre se sont révélés excellents et prometteurs ; pour autant, le déploiement massif des bonnes pratiques élaborées collectivement n’est pas réalisé. La non-disponibilité d’outils permettant de systématiser la génération de prévisions de qualité et/ou d’automatiser la concertation entre industriel et distributeur a été considérée, en première analyse, comme la cause de nos difficultés de massification.
Le groupe de travail à l’origine de ce document a été créé initialement en vue de lever ces deux obstacles. Après avoir auditionné plusieurs offreurs de solutions et échangé sur les pratiques de ses participants, il constate qu’il n’y a plus, aujourd’hui, d’obstacles techniques : les nouveaux outils de prévisions englobent l’intégration des historiques, la caractérisation des opérations, les simulations, … et les outils de concertation développés permettent d’aligner les processus, les plannings, … et de gérer par exception. La difficulté est d’un autre ordre.
Comment déployer les succès de mise en œuvre des bonnes pratiques obtenus par les pilotes alors qu’un très grand nombre d’acteurs est concerné, tant dans l’entreprise qu’entre partenaires ?
Ce document de synthèse fera la part des choses sur les véritables obstacles à lever en proportionnant les réponses aux enjeux des opérations et en donnant aux acteurs la motivation nécessaire pour réduire, à la plus grande satisfaction des consommateurs, les ruptures en linéaire, les surstocks et les surcoûts.
Mai 2008, 60 pages
"Conditions et qualité de la livraison des produits de grande consommation - Recommandation distributeurs et industriels "
Xavier Hua (ECR France)
2010.02.12
Publication Language: French
Publication Country/Region: ECR France
Publication Type: Tool
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: n/a
Author: n/a
- Principes communs
- Modalités d'application : taux de service, évaluation des préjudices liés à un taux de service déficient, pénalités, causes d'exonération de pénalité, pré-requis pour l'amélioration de la qualité de la livraison.
Octobre 2007, 6 pages
ECR Europe Forum '05. Use the ECR scorecard to benchmark and improve your performance [Cases: P&G-Metro]
2010.01.09
Publication Date: 2005Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Europe
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: IBM, Procter & Gamble, GS1 South Africa, METRO Group, Grocery Manufacturers of America, Langsdale Crook
Author: Chris Cave Jones, Jim Flannery, August Iwansk, Rita Marzian, Pam Stegeman, Martin White
Use the ECR scorecard to benchmark and improve your performance:
The ECR scorecard from the Global Commerce Initiative (GCI) enables you to benchmark your supply- and demand-side collaboration against the performance of other companies. This session explains the use of the scorecard and includes a short explanation of basic ECR techniques.
| Speakers: Chris Cave Jones, IBM, Jim Flannery, Procter & Gamble, August Iwanski, GS1 South Africa, Rita Marzian, METRO Group, Pam Stegeman, Grocery Manufacturers of America, Martin White, Langsdale Crook Facilitated by the Global Commerce Initiative (GCI) |
Scorecard ECR Europe Forum '05. Use the ECR scorecard to benchmark and improve your performance. Presentation By Ecr South Africa
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ECR Europe Forum ‘08. Corporate Social Responsibility and responsible sourcing
2009.12.12
Publication Date: 2008Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Europe
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: Migros, Nestlé Group
Author: n/a
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) policies can place demands all the way along the supply chain. To cope with the increasing diversity of CSR initiatives, we will be considering how co-operation between retailers and brand manufacturers, via mutual recognition of programmes, can help harmonise those standards, avoid audit fatigue and highlight the CSR performance of suppliers –thus creating greater value for consumers.
Facilitated by Migros and Nestlé Group.
ECR Europe Forum ‘08. Corporate Social Responsibility
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ECR Europe Forum '08. Future supply chain 2016
2009.12.07
Publication Date: 2008Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Europe
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: GCI, Philips Consumer Lifestyle, Kraft Foods, Crown Europe, Carrefour, Capgemini
Author: Ard Jan Vethman, Jos Visee, Jochen Rackebrandt, Roland Dachs, Xavier Derycke
Are you ready for 2016? This session will focus on the future physical supply chain and the critical role collaboration will play. Discussion will centre on the changes that will need to take place, the toolkit for the future supply chain, the new integrated model and the next steps that must be taken to make it real.
Speakers: Ard Jan Vethman, Capgemini; Xavier Derycke, Carrefour; Roland Dachs, Crown Europe; Jochen Rackebrandt, Kraft Foods; Jos Visee, Philips Consumer Lifestyle. Facilitated by GCI.
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ECR Sweden Forum ‘09. News from ECR Sweden
ECR Sweden
2009.12.03
Publication Language: Swedish
Publication Country/Region: ECR Sweden
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: ECR Sweden
Author: Mats Hvalgren
ECR Sweden Forum ‘09. News from ECR Sweden
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ECR France Forum '06. Exchange of information in the supply chain upstream
Xavier Hua (ECR France)
2009.12.01
Publication Language: French
Publication Country/Region: ECR France
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: GIVAUDAN, DANONE
Author: Thomas TEISSEIRE, Jean-Luc VAUGRANTE
ECR France Forum ‘06. Échange d’information dans la chaîne d’approvisionnement amont
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ECR France Forum '06. Service Level
Xavier Hua (ECR France)
2009.12.01
Publication Language: French
Publication Country/Region: ECR France
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: CASINO, Nestle, AUCHAN
Author: Eva ALCAIDE, Hervé DAUDIN, Erik ANGOT
ECR France Forum ‘06. Taux de service en linéaire
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ECR Russia Forum '09. Inventory Management
Maximilian Musselius [ECR Russia]
2009.11.23
Publication Language: Russian
Publication Country/Region: ECR Russia
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: Accenture
Author: Konovalov Alexey
Оптимизация товарных запасов в ритейле (электроника и бытовая техника) Элементы теории управления товарными запасами (на тактическом и стратегическом уровне). Пример проекта оптимизации товарных запасов, реализованного компанией Аксенчер в 2008 году (подход, основные направления улучшений, оценка сложности и затрат, определение приоритетов и реализация рекомендаций) Выводы и особенности проекта
Inventory level optimization in retail (electronic and domestic appliances) Some elements of inventory management theory Business case of inventory optimization project, executed by Accenture company in 2008 (approach, key directions for improvement, estimation of complexity and cost, priority setting and roll-out of the project) Specifics and learning
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ECR Russia Forum '09. VMI/CPFR
Maximilian Musselius [ECR Russia]
2009.11.22
Publication Language: Russian
Publication Country/Region: ECR Russia
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: ECR ePoS Project, MIR
Author: Georgy Ogandzhanov, Nikolay Vodolazskiy
В данной сессии лидеры индустрии поделятся примерами из реальной практики: как с помощью партнерства можно достичь высоких результатов. В рамках сессии будет обсуждаться процесс управления запасами поставщиком (VMI), а также лучшие практики по управлению товарными запасами в сетях в целом.
VMI/CPFR. Manufacturer and Retailer collaboration – enabling growth in demand driven supply networks
In this breakout session, industry leaders shared real-life examples that show how collaboration can deliver bottom-line results and top-line growth. The session covered processes such as VMI as well as best practices on inventory management by retailers.[CUT]
Speakers:
Nikolay Vodolazskiy, Supply chain Director, MIR
Georgy Ogandzhanov, Head of ECR ePoS Project
ECR Russia Forum '09. Scorecard
Maximilian Musselius [ECR Russia]
2009.11.22
Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Russia
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: Danone, Nestle Rossiya
Author: Sergey Kireev, Sergey Shadrin
Система показателей Scorecard – практика ECR ECR-Rus представляет Ежегодный обзор по Показателям соответствия совместно с Партнерским проектом по Scorecard (Collaborative, 1-to-1 Scorecard). Будут представлены последние достижения компаний из FMCG / Retail отрасли, показывающие эффективность проекта по Scorecard как инструмента для измерения и сравнения эффективности бизнеса компании с партнерами.
Scorecard case for ECR – driving implementation ECR-Rus introduces the Annual Compliance Survey results together with the 1to-1 Scorecard. Hear the latest figures & KPIs from the leaders of FMCG / Retail Industry and make Scorecard a Tool for your business performance measurement and benchmarking.
Speakers:
Sergey Kireev, National Customer Service Manager, Nestle Rossiya
Sergey Shadrin, National KA & Moscow FO Manager Supply Chain, Danone
ECR Europe Forum ‘09. Going green
2009.11.15
Publication Date: 2009Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Europe
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: Sustainable Europe Research Institute, Planet Retail, Kraft Foods, IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute, Per Erik Karlsson, BauMax AG
Author: Jörg Greimel, Friedrich Hinterberger, Natalie Berg, Jonathan Horell, Elin Eriksson
The economic downturn has changed the way consumers shop, with value in many cases overtaking sustainability as a shopping priority. But is this the end of the greening grocery scene? While high-end items take a hit, many elements to sustainability continue to feature on retailers’ and manufacturers’ agendas.
Speakers: Jörg Greimel, BauMax AG; Elin Eriksson, Per Erik Karlsson, IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute; Jonathan Horell, KraKft Foods; Natalie Berg, Planet Retail; Friedrich Hinterberger, Sustainable Europe Research Institute.
Facilitated by Planet Retail.
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ECR Europe Forum ‘09. Future supply chain 2018
2009.11.15
Publication Date: 2009Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Europe
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: Coca- Cola, Crown Europe, GS1, Henkel, Nestlé, Unilever, Carrefour, Capgemini
Author: Ard Jan Vethman, Nigel Bagley, Chris Tyas, Lars Siebel, Mark d’Agostino, Roland Dachs, Jean-Michel Rothier, Agustin Riveiro, Jean-François Caillaud
One year after its publication, this session recaptures the key essence of the Supply Chain Report. It offers an outstanding insight into actual pilots and how the work of the 2018 Supply Chain Platform Team is delivering solutions capable of changing the way the FMCG industry deals with the supply chain of the future. Join this session if you are interested in real-life collaborative approaches on shared warehouses, shared transport and hubs. Witness how new challenges might be transformed into a wealth of opportunities for your company.
Speakers: Ard Jan Vethman, Capgemini; Jean-François Caillaud, Agustin Riveiro, Carrefour; Jean-Michel Rothier, Coca- Cola; Roland Dachs, Crown Europe; Mark d’Agostino, GS1; Lars Siebel, Henkel; Chris Tyas, Nestlé; Nigel Bagley, Unilever.
Facilitated by GCI.
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ECR Europe Forum ‘09. Inventory management [Crash Course]
2009.11.15
Publication Date: 2009Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Europe
Publication Type: Presentation
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: Institute of Logistics and Warehousing
Author: Stanisław Krzyżaniak
Have you ever seen a company keep no inventory at all yet guarantee uninterrupted production and meet its customer expectations on product availability? Unlikely.
Despite numerous concepts and solutions focused on inventory reduction, this issue remains critical in many companies. So it pays to know more about it. This crash course will give you a short review of IM concepts and IM’s role in supply chains and, particularly, ECR solutions.
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Reusable Transport Items – Organisational recommendations (2003)
2003.12.10
Publication Date: 2003Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Europe
Publication Type: Bluebook
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: n/a
Author: n/a
by Centrale für CO-organisation - CCG (2003)
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Reusable Transport Items (RTI), crates, pallets and roll cages, represent the "Nuts and Bolts" of the European Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) Supply Chain. At the end of the previous millennium an increasing variety of equipment, managed in a variety of different ways, was used to handle an expanding catalogue of products, all with the aim of reducing supply chain costs for individual elements within the total supply chain. But different incompatible management systems for RTI have led to market fragmentation and supply chain inefficiencies - standardised methods are needed to organise their distribution and return.
RTI are considered as assets, which need to be tracked & traced through the supply chain to enable their efficient use for all involved parties. RTI may have commercial implications if they are subjected to deposits or fees related to their use. For invoicing purposes RTI have to be accounted separately. To do this, a unique identification of RTI and standardised communication of the related information is required. This report explains how the EAN.UCC-system should be used for this purpose.
Integrated Suppliers – ECR is also for suppliers of ingredients, raw materials & packaging
2000.11.27
Publication Date: 2000Publication Language: English
Publication Country/Region: ECR Europe
Publication Type: Bluebook
Publisher: n/a
Companies involved: Iggesund, Impress, AssiDomän, Kraft Foods, Repsol, Kappa SSK, Quest International, Johnson&Johnson UK , Impress, Loders Croklaan, Procter & Gamble, Henkel, Douwe Egberts Nederland, Dapsa, Grolsche Bierbrouwerij Nederland, Karl Höll, EAN France, Van Leer Packaging Worldwide, CCG, Smurfit Europe, Kimberly-Clark Europe, Bestfoods Benelux, Akzo Nobel Coatings, EAN International, Fraunhofer AVK, AIM - ECR Europe, Fraunhofer Applications Center for Transport Logistics and Communications Technology (AVK)
Author: S. Amara, M. Lefers, L. Lally, K. Kompa, R. Jimenez, F. Jimenez , E. Evans, S. Eckert, A. de Groot, K. Davies, W. Crul, T. Clarke, J-P. Cabri, D. Betrán, S. Berndsen, P. Bailey , R. Ashford, C. Lewis , F. Volland, B. van Triest, R. van der Tweel, P. Tottman, H. Teygeler, R. Sarx, S. Ritter, G. Ried, E. Renon, J. Rautert, J. Owen, P. Oltersdorf , A. Molenkamp, L. Matamoros, S. Lister, G. Owens, R. Zimmermann, A. Stein, G. Prockl , P. Klaus, S. Distel, A. Baresel, K. Recke
by Fraunhofer Applications Centre for Transport Logistics and Communications Technology (2000)
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Integrated Suppliers is a concept for improving the part of the supply chain between manufacturers and their tiers of suppliers of ingredients, raw materials and packaging. By sharing information both parties are able to exercise judgement on costs, quantities and timing of deliveries and production in order to streamline the product flow and to move to a collaborative relationship. The goal of this booklet is to promote the application of the key concepts of Integrated Suppliers in the supply chain. Based on existing case studies spread over Europe and supply chain theory it is demonstrated that suppliers play an important role in "working together to fulfil consumer wishes better, faster and at less costs".
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