Present Enterprise Strategy
Dynamic and demand-driven, there is no such thing as a sustainable advantage, indeed all advantages are temporary.
Past Enterprise Strategy
Elegant plans to gain and sustain a competitive advantage continually solidifying and reinvesting to maintain the advantage in a relatively stable product environment.
SCM Technology Deployment Strategy Requirements
IT/SCM Leaders Energize Top Managers
Top Managers Energize Staff
Developing a Vision for IT/SCM
“As-is” and “To-be”
What is the historical nature of the firm?
How has it traditionally approached the marketplace?
What processes add the most value to customers?
How have relationships with suppliers grown over time?
What is the nature of the internal organization?
What are the strengths and weaknesses of business partners?
What capabilities are the most important in creating and sustaining competitive advantage?
Supply Chain Value Assessment
Identify and prioritize which technology initiatives will provide the greatest enterprise, customer, and trading partner benefits…
Scoping the Collaboration: Technical Level
Scoping the Collaboration: Potential Outsourcing Advantages
Implementing a Supply Chain Performance Program