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Supply Chain Mindmapping Mindmap S&OP


As a result of increasing volatility in demand many companies are busy implementing Sales & Operations Planning. They try to get beyond balan- cing forecasted demand and manufac- turing volumes and incorporate finan- cial budgets and business scenario. What should companies consider to get to a next level in S&OP? Supply chain consultancy Involvation and Supply Chain Movement created a compre- hensive mindmap to give a practical overview of all the aspects to consider for improving S&OP.


Mindmap creators:


Oliver Wight Involvation others


# Supply # Sales


# Finished Products # Components


Converging Diverging


Pipeline


Central Decentral


Industry Main driver


# Sales/Supply units # SKU’s


# Bill to customers Footprint


Management type


Develop Operational plan Demand/supply matching Profitability


Business orchestration


Long Term Mid Term Short Term


Internal Experts


Ambition Assessment


Update files Generate data Analysis of data Disseminate data


Baseline Events


Customer orders Customer forecast


Make To Order Make To Stock Hybrid


Internal External


Demand sensing Demand shaping Demand shifting


Utilization Flexibility


Skills/competencies Shift schedules Performance (OEE)


Other production facilities Contract manufacturing Bottleneck materials


Unconstrained Constrained


Identify issues Develop scenarios


Volume impacts Value impacts


GAP analysis vs. business plans KPI’s Accountability


MINDMAP MANUAL S&OP to the next level


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The central questions are whether and how to bring S&OP within your organisation to the next level. An S&OP journey can be triggered by significant internal or external changes or by increased pressure and performance requirements. We believe in a growth model where the necessity of the next step is always


Summarize actions Disseminate actions


driven by the added value of the next maturity level.


S&OP as a mindset


Why is S&OP so popular at the moment? Is it a hype? S&OP is not new, but there are valid reasons for the increased interest for it. E.g., the financial crisis put more pressure on working capital. Many


Continuous improvement Decide on issues


Executive meeting High


Middle Low


Variants Risks


Complexity level


Matching demand and supply Set agenda for executive meeting Review pre-meeting decisions


Pre-meeting Scenarios Internal Capacity External Supply planning


Bussiness assumptions Push/Pull point


Components Forecasting Bussiness assumptions 4 PROCESS Demand planning S&OP maturity Current Complexity 1 COMPANY


Type


Data gathering


companies found out though, that aligning activities for structurally freeing up capital proved much more difficult than expected. Is S&OP the solution? Partly, because it drives the required alignment within your company. A solid S&OP process is therefore an ongoing requirement. The right process, data and tools therefore are important, but the


overriding prerequisite is an S&OP mindset. Once S&OP is a common and shared mindset, you will have created fertile ground for sustainable and cross-functional alignment.


Biggest challenge in S&OP maturity Why are so many companies strug- gling with S&OP?


Looking at the different maturity pha-


SUPPLY CHAIN MOVEMENT, No. 1, Q1 2012


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