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Page 1: 1 Tech Supply Chain Associates ISyE 6203 – Transportation and Supply Chain Systems, Prof. Vande VateConfidentialProject Presentation April 18 2006 Final

1Project Presentation April 18 2006

Tech Supply Chain AssociatesISyE 6203 – Transportation and Supply Chain Systems, Prof. Vande Vate Confidential

Final PresentationMilliken Asia Group II

Rakshita Agrawal, Vishal Agrawal

Aditya Dhanrajani, Michael Liebmann

Uttam Malani, Jenny Zhang

April 25 2006

Tech Supply Chain Associates

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Outline

A Project Overview

B The Model

C Results

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Project Overview

Demand Supply

Ho Chin Minh

Auckland

Osaka

Bangkok

Taipei

Shanghai

Beijing

Jakarta

ManilaChennai

Kolkata

MelbourneSydney

Tokyo

Hong KongMumbai

Seoul

Spartanburg

Kuala Lumpur

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Problem Definition

LocationDecision

Collect Data

Inventory Analysis

Determine Locations by minimizing overall costs

Decision Based on Safety Stock and Service Level

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Demand Data Overview

E2010A2005

Red 5 5 10

Red & black 5 105

Total number of cases 20

Σ

2 Periods x 2 Product sets x 5 Scenarios = 20 Cases

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Demand distribution and forecast

Estimated change in product demand

1m

2m

3m

4m

2005

RedRed

& B

lack

2010

RedRed

& B

lack

Strong growth projection more impact on profits

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Outline

A Project Overview

B The Model

C Results

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Assumptions

List of Assumptions

Local demand consolidated in demand cities and ports1

No warehouses in India3

Leasing rather than building warehouses ( no capacity constraint)

2

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The Model

Pipeline inventory cost

Demand at point iai

Pipeline cost at jcj

Decision variablexij

Min [ Σi Σj e ai Dij xij + ΣiΣj ai bj xij + Σi Σj ai cj xij ]

Transportation cost

Est. transport coste

Demand at point iai

Distance bn. i and jDij

Set of demand centersi

Set of warehousesj

Decision variablexij

WH leasing cost

Est. leasing cost at jbj

Demand at point iai

Decision variablexij

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Port Accessibility Factor

Routing example #1

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Port Accessibility Factor

Routing example #2

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Outline

A Project Overview

B The Model

C Results

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Location MappingScenario: Red & Black 2005

Scenario #1: I WH

Auckland

MelbourneSydney

Ho Chin Minh

Osaka

Bangkok

Shanghai

Beijing

Jakarta

ManilaChennai

Kolkata

Tokyo

Hong KongMumbai

Seoul

Kuala Lumpur

Taipei

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Location MappingScenario: Red & Black 2005

Scenario #2: II WHs

Auckland

MelbourneSydney

Osaka

Bangkok

Shanghai

Beijing

Jakarta

ManilaChennai

Kolkata

Tokyo

Hong KongMumbai

Kuala Lumpur

Taipei

Ho Chin Minh

Seoul

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Location MappingScenario: Red & Black 2005

Scenario #3: III WHs

Ho Chin Minh

OsakaShanghai

Beijing

Jakarta

ManilaChennai

Kolkata

Tokyo

Hong KongMumbai

Seoul

Kuala Lumpur

Taipei

Auckland

MelbourneSydney

Bangkok

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Location MappingScenario: Red & Black 2005

Scenario #4: IV WHs

Auckland

Ho Chin Minh

OsakaShanghai

Beijing

Jakarta

ManilaChennai

Kolkata

Tokyo

Hong KongMumbai

Seoul

Kuala Lumpur

Taipei

Sydney

Bangkok

Melbourne

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Location MappingScenario: Red & Black 2005

Scenario #5: V WHs

Ho Chin Minh

Shanghai

Beijing

Jakarta

ManilaChennai

Kolkata

Tokyo

Hong KongMumbai

Seoul

Kuala Lumpur

Taipei

Bangkok

Auckland

MelbourneSydney

Osaka

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Location Matrix for All Five CasesScenario: Red & Black 2005 & 2010

2005 2010

1 Taipei Taipei

2 Ho Chin Minh City, Seoul Bangkok, Shanghai

3 Bangkok, Sydney,

Seoul Bangkok, Sydney,

Shanghai

4 Taipei, Seoul, Bangkok,

MelbourneTaipei, Seoul, Bangkok,

Sydney

5 Bangkok, Seoul, Taipei, Sydney,

Osaka

Bangkok, Seoul , Taipei, Sydney

Osaka

# DCs

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Location Matrix for All Five CasesScenario: Red & Black 2005 & 2010

2005 2010

1 Taipei Taipei

2 Ho Chin Minh City, Seoul Bangkok, Shanghai

3 Bangkok, Sydney,

Seoul Bangkok, Sydney,

Shanghai

4 Taipei, Seoul, Bangkok,

MelbourneTaipei, Seoul, Bangkok,

Sydney

5 Bangkok, Seoul, Taipei, Sydney,

Osaka

Bangkok, Seoul , Taipei, Sydney

Osaka

# DCs

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Service Level

2005 Coverage Radii for 3 WHs

Ho Chin Minh

Osaka

Chennai

Tokyo

Seoul

0-2 days

2-4 days

4-7days

Kuala Lumpur

Auckland

Taipei

Shanghai

Beijing

Jakarta

Manila

Kolkata

MelbourneSydney

Hong KongMumbai

Bangkok

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Red & Black 2005

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

Demand

1 2 3 4 5

# of Warehouses

7+ Day

4-7 Day

2-4 Day

0-2 Day

Demand Coverage 2005

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Red & Black 2010

Demand Coverage 2010

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

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70%

80%

90%

100%

Demand

1 2 3 4 5

# of Warehouses

7+ Day

4-7 Day

2-4 Day

0-2 Day

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Safety Stock Red & Black 2005

Safety Stock Considerations

0

5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

30,000

35,000

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# Of Warehouses

Saf

ety

Sto

ck

Service Level 97%

Lead time 5 weeks

Lead time variability0.5 week

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Conclusions

Summary

Recommendations for location of warehouses & associated inventory levels1

Evaluation of scenarios based on projected demand data for 20102

Optimization tool for Milliken to accommodate changing needs and customer base

3

Further Considerations

Special Economic Zones (SEZ’s) and Free Trade Areas1

Frequency of shipping from Spartanburg to Asia2

Effect of transshipment hubs like Singapore on lead times3

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Thank you

Tech Supply Chain Associates

Q&A

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Thank you

Backup

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Safety Stock & Service LevelRed 2005

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Safety Stock Red 2005 Service Level Red 2005

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Backup slidesSafety stock calculation

Number of WHs Total Safety Stock

SafetyStock Obj. Value Total

1   21185 $55,929.66 4470054.037 $4,525,983.70

2   25181 $66,477.18 3380286.145 $3,446,763.32

3   25599 $67,582.33 3043079.86 $3,110,662.19

4   29989 $79,171.65 2732418.653 $2,811,590.30

5   33237 $87,744.90 2542283.782 $2,630,028.68

Variables      

       

Service level 0.97  

Lead time   5 weeks

Std Dev in Lead time 0.5 weeks