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Transcript of SOP Update-Oct12
Agenda
» Review of S&OP & Critical Success Factors
» S&OP Assessment Process & Must Have Standards
» Upcoming S&OP Training Programs
Sales & Operations Planning
What Is S&OP? Sales & Operations Planning is a set of cross-functional decision-making processes with four Objectives:
▪ To balance supply and demand (and inventory)▪ To align volume and mix▪ To integrate financial and operating plans▪ To set strategy and policy regarding demand and
supply
S&OP Goal - Drive excellence in:▪ Inventory, Service, Cost
S&OP Review
S&OP Operating Rhythm
S&OP Product Family Integrated Information Display
Strategic Planning
Business Planning
Executive Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP)
VOLUME
Master Production Scheduling (MPS)
MIX
Detailed Planning & Execution
SystemsMRP, Plant scheduling,
Supplier scheduling, transport scheduling,
etc…
Fore
cast
ing &
Dem
and
pla
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apacity
/ invento
ry p
lannin
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S&OP Planning Processes
Critical Success Factors
»Leadership and Participation ▪ President treats S&OP as a top GBU priority; uses process to
integrate financial and operating plans▪ Executives and other key leaders actively participate in S&OP
monthly operating rhythm
»Extending our forecasting horizon to 18 months▪ Short-term forecasting at mix level▪ Long-term forecasting at volume level▪ Tight integration of CDI, Sales, Marketing and Supply Chain are
needed to support this
» Integrated Information Display▪ A single holistic picture of a product family’s demand, supply and
inventory
Critical Success Factors
» Flawless Execution of the Four Key S&OP Processes ▪ Executive S&OP ▪ Master Production Scheduling ▪ Demand Planning ▪ Supply Planning
» Execution of Monthly Operating Rhythm▪ Data Close▪ Demand Agreement Meeting ▪ Supply Agreement Meeting ▪ Integration Meeting▪ Executive Meeting
» Global Roll-up ▪ By Region by Product Family▪ Total roll-up for GBU
Global S&OP: Entities
» In most cases there are multiple smaller “entities” within the GBU▪ Includes both demand and supply
▪ Have their own S&OP process
» Global consolidation at the GBU level▪ Combines S&OP plans from all the entities
▪ Reviewed in a single Global Executive Meeting
Step 1:
Data Close/
Update
Step 2:
Demand
Planning
Step 3:
Supply
Planning
Step 4:
Integration
Meeting
Step 5:
Executive
Review
Step 6:
Global
Roll-up
Step 7:
Global
Exec. Mtg
Entity A
Entity B Entity C Entity D
GBU
GBU
’12 Assessments
» Coming October through April
» 80% of score based on Must-Have Standards
» 20% on Recommended Best Practices
» Schedule is available on the sharepoint at xxxxxxx
Types of S&OP Assessments
Regional Other Entity GBU
1.Fundamentals
2.Data Close/Update
3.Demand Planning
4.Use of Metrics
Most entities will, by definition, require a full assessment with all seven sections.
1.Fundamentals
2.Data Close/Update
3.Demand Planning
4.Supply Planning
5.Integration
6.Executive Review
7.Use of Metrics
(APAC, EMEA, LA, NA)
Some entities will be treated as regions
serving a single GBU
Combined report out with roll-up of
regional & entity assessments
Overall GBU scores will be calculated as an average weighted by sales in each entity and/or region
Must Have Standards & Recommended Best Practices
» Activities identified as must-have standards:
▪ Fundamentals & Use of Metrics
▪ Best Practices for the Planning Processes
▪ Rigor Around the S&OP Operating Rhythm
» Activities identified as recommended best practices:
▪ History for at least 2 years
▪ Specific reports/metrics are generated and used
▪ Data and metrics for top customers are discussed
▪ Organizational structure defined that supports S&OP
Must Have Standards: Fundamentals & Use of Metrics
» Standard reports are generated to support the operating rhythm
» Annual calendar is published showing meeting dates
» Participants in the process have relevant S&OP objectives in their annual review
» Use of a single integrated information view for S&OP by month looking forward 18 months and backwards 3 months
» All required metrics are being measured and have documented targets
Must Have Standards: Best Practices for Planning Processes
» Data Close & Update▪ Products mapped correctly to the
hierarchy▪ Historical data is cleansed▪ Statistical forecast is generated
monthly
» Demand Planning▪ 18 month rolling forecast for volume ▪ Input received from Marketing &
Sales
» Supply Planning▪ E&O root cause is identified▪ Capacity constraints are identified
and reviewed regularly▪ Total requirements are an input to
master scheduling
» Integration▪ Action item list is generated▪ Agenda for Executive Review
meeting is prepared
» Executive Review▪ Integrated S&OP information view
is current, visible, and available▪ S&OP plan is compared to
financial planStrategic Planning
Business Planning
Executive Sales and Operations Planning
(S&OP)
VOLUME
Master Production Scheduling (MPS)
MIX
Detailed Planning & Execution Systems
Fore
cast
ing
& D
em
an
d p
lan
nin
g Cap
acity
/ inven
tory
pla
nn
ing
S&OP Planning
Processes
Must Have Standards: Rigor around the S&OP Operating Rhythm
» Contacts are defined and communicated within and across each entity
» Required meetings are held in order with a documented agenda
» All required participants attend the meetings
» Decisions are communicated as appropriate
Course Curriculum & Delivery Methods
Course Audience Delivery
S&OP Process Overview All E-Learning
Fundamentals & Use of Metrics Executives Instructor Led
Data Close & Update Some Marketing & Demand Planning
E-Learning
Demand Planning & Demand Agreement Meeting
Sales, Marketing, Demand Planning, & Finance
Instructor Led
Supply Planning & Supply Agreement Meeting
Supply, Sourcing, Materials Instructor Led
Integration Activities & Meeting Sales, Marketing, Demand, Supply, Finance
Instructor Led
Executive Meeting Executives Instructor Led
Taking Classes
» E-Learning Courses▪ Accessed through xxxxx
▪ Courses are now available
▪ Overview course is prerequisite for instructor led classes
» Instructor Led Classes▪ Self-enroll through xx
▪ Classes start in November and go through June ’12
▪ Campus based at xxxx xxxx Training Campuses
▪ Some of you will be asked to travel to another campus for one class to facilitate cross-GBU collaboration