Standing on Eli Goldratt s Shoulders



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Standing on Eli Goldratt s Shoulders Management attention to build the ever-flourishing state Presented By: Constantin von Campe - VP Logistics at Grupo Berlin Andres Hurtado GC Julio Fiallos - GC Date: June 5 th 2012TOCICO. All rights reserved. 1

Presentation Flow 1. Management Attention, how it is commonly invested? 2. Where to focus? 3. Solution Criteria 4. Viable Vision for Ever Flourishing a) Build b) Capitalize c) Sustain a Decisive Competitive Edge 5. Current system status 6. How this process impacted the management team reality? 7. Next challenges 2

Management Attention Our management attention is constantly being consumed by challenges across functions, across strategic layers 3

A core conflict Cut back on cost / investments Maximizing efficiency's (get the maximum of current resources) Focus on short term profit (and cash) A Successful company B Ensure smooth current performance C Ensure long term prosperity D Focus on current operations D Focus on long term health Make investments Allow protective capacity Focus on long term profit 4

Management Attention A root conflict Growth Stability One is a condition to the other. But.. Actions for one are in conflict with actions to the other Having actions to achieve both Grow and Stability generates the ever flourishing state 5

Solution Criteria Good solution must allow us: Act over reality ensuring simultaneously stability and growth to be ever flourishing Release management attention to focus on different new important aspects of the system Solve conventional undesirable effects and start to experience new challenges 6

Solution Element - DCE The way to have a decisive competitive edge is to satisfy a client s significant need to an extent that no significant competitor can. When most cash is tied up in inventory and availability is still an issue, improving inventory turns is a client s significant need. And because of it. A decisive competitive edge is gained by providing a "partnership" that delivers superior inventory turns (better availability coupled with substantially reduced inventories), when all other parameters remain the same. 7 How to do it?

Solution Element S&T Logical tool to ensure synchronization and communication along different levels and functions Allow us to focus the management attention to BUILD, CAPITALIZE and SUSTAIN the DCE BUILD CAPITALIZE SUSTAIN Explaining the full logic behind the proposed change Why is needed? What for? How? Why it is possible but difficult? Why is this not sufficient? 8

Build 2012TOCICO. All rights reserved. 9

Relevant Aspects Modeling the System Set the buffers Start the Replenishment to consumption Start Dynamic Buffer Management 10

POOGI Now we are accumulating causes that limit/reduce the flow on the CCR and also along the process Management team is focusing the effort to deeply understand the cause and effect of the main disruption and then defining and implement a solution to remove it from the reality 11

Current Results for Grupo Berlin 2012TOCICO. All rights reserved. 12

Operational Results = Availability 13

Expected vs. Real Results TECNOVA KPI Expect result Current Result Status Inventory level -30% PWH -30% PWH Checked Availability >98% 98% Checked PLT -20-30% -20-30% Checked Capacity (at CCR) Increase Capacity at assemble WIP -30% Master Plan -30% In process Checked Urgencies (reds) 10% reds PWH, CDC, Plates 14 10% reds PWH, CDC, Plates Checked

Capitalize 2012TOCICO. All rights reserved. 15

Relevant Aspects Sales is a process Flow concepts can be implemented This cause different implications in the conventional way we deal with sales More effective interaction between sales and other functions is required New interaction patterns between sales and other functions are required Some functions MUST change the way it contributes to the system. All functions must be subordinated to develop robust processes that cause and accelerate the sales system flow rate. 16

Sales System LOGISTICS MARKET DB QUALIFIED LEADS CUSTOMERS DB SALES SUB-MANAGER SALES MANAGER TM/RVs SALES REP IT LEAD GENERATION PROCESS SALES PROCESS DIFFERENT SUPPORT PROCESSES 17

Implementation: Key Performance Indicator of Sales System DB Qualified Leads Date Initial Presentation & Current status/starting point validation Connection into the system and signing the agreement Tedasa 275 días. El Motor 120 días. MC Tires 51 días. Lomucia 24 días. Green light for replenishment to consumption 0 0 2 2 DB Connected customers 73 18 leads released. 3% of Current Customers 10 14 accept the IT offer. Means 31% total sales 3 reject it SCRAP 4 Hit Rate: 83% Rejection Rate: 17% 18 WH under control: 39 WH to be connected: 10

Tecnova s Results SALES DISTRIBUTION SALES GROWTH TOC CLIENTS vs. COMPANY 20% 100% 80% 29% 15% 17% 60% 40% 20% 71% 10% 5% 5% 8% 0% 0% OTHERS TOC CLIENTS CLIENTS NO TOC TOTAL COMPANY TOC CLIENTS Company has +/- 80 clients = 80% of sales TOC Clients has growth 116% more than the rest of company. 19

Current Effect of IT on Customers System 2012TOCICO. All rights reserved. 20

Client s Results We are making business with this customers long time ago. Nevertheless The magnitude of the improvement using this new approach based on replenish what was consumed is evident. Now we know it and we also know how to reply it While maintaining the same mode essential mode of operation competitors cannot offer something similar. 21

Sustain 2012TOCICO. All rights reserved. 22

Expanding Capacity Appointing a Project Manager for the Masterplan (completed) CCPM Initial Training (completed) Third Assembly Line installed in current production facility (testing) 23

Are we solving the dilemma? How this process impacted the management team reality? Are the criteria being satisfied? What is the effect for the management team to be focus on Build, Capitalize and Sustain the DCE? Some quotes from the last audit done last April We have different new KPIs for the next months. This is nice. Now we are concern and you can feel it about how to capitalize. It is very important to assess the effect of VV on our resources and procedures. This is generating different kind of effects in the way our resources work I have fewer calls going into my cellophane blaming and screaming. This is a very good KPI for me. I am proud about my team. We have big and important challenges ahead. We will be achieving them. 24

Next Challenges Reinforce the sales system More customer connected More and better results for the customer and for the company Review and plan how to include AA parts on the IT offer scheme Increase the system capacity to go over more market share. 25

1. Why Change? Managers need to understand how to improve the way they operate as a whole unit. 2. What to Change? The constant dilemma between focus management attention on current operation to protect the short term expected results vs. focus the management attention on long term prosperity. 5. How to create POOGI? Frequent audit process to discover and close GAPs in the implementation process. 3. What to Change to? Actions to protect the short term can be the same to build the long term prosperity. Focus the management attention to BUILD, CAPITALIZE and SUSTAIN a DCE. 4. How to cause the change? Focus management attention to implement, step by step their strategy and tactic tree. 26