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Trends in Warehouse Automation

Capgemini and SAP

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Today’s Agenda

Innovations 1

Best-in-Class Examples 2

Spotlight on Sobeys 3

SAP EWM Roadmap 4

Trends in Technology

5

Q&A 6

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At the Forefront: Innovations in Distribution

Distribution Centers can now provide:

Competitive Advantage

Improved Customer Service

Enhanced Revenue

A refocused strategy toward more automation enabled by:

Lowered cost of innovation

Wearable devices

Flexible WMS Models (Cloud, Saas)

The Internet of Things Machine to Machine

Sentient Technologies Digital Augmentation:

Wearables

Auto Guided Vehicles Mobility

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Innovation in Distribution Center Automation

DC Automation

Order Selection SAP & Vuzix – Hands free, visual and voice combined picking

MHE &

Automation Sobeys – A big move into Automation. Cranes, Palletizer, De-Palletizer…..

Shuttling &

Pallet

Movement

Pallet transport AGV – Move pallets through the DC with unmanned vehicles

Bobcat – Automated Pallet inventory and forklift tracking

Next-Generation

Productivity

Enhancements

SAP MFS framework – Directly connect WMS to the PLC

The MFS dashboard - Analytics – is there something useful the automation

data can tell us.

DC Automation

AGV Wearables Machine to Machine Intelligent Agents

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Complete warehouse small-item picking scenario

(inbound and outbound processing)

QR-Code and barcode scanning using a head-

mounted display

Voice recognition

Innovation in Augmented Reality, Powered by SAP EWM

DC Optimization

Handheld device makes the picking of item

cumbersome

Intensive interaction with handheld device

Alternative (Pick-by-Light or Pick-by-Voice) are either

too expensive or limited in functionality

Challenges

Features & Capabilities

Hands-free experience allows employee to carry

resources freely

Minimizes interaction between user and device

Enables faster picking scenario due to constant

display of information and scanning capabilities of the

head-mounted display

Value Impact

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Innovation in Pallet and Forklift Tracking

Bobcat uses Swisslog “SmartLIFT” technology to combine WMS data with sensor

technology, resulting in an "indoor GPS” that provides information on current lift

truck speed, location, and direction of pallets and their associated product. This can

deliver accurate location information on every pallet handled and improves driver

productivity and inventory accuracy.

DC Optimization

Value Proposition

1) Eliminates scanning,

reduces labor and

number of forklifts

2) Improves inventory

accuracy to reduce

cycle counts, lost time

searching for

inventory and safety

stock

3) Improves movement

and efficiency of

forklifts

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Innovation in Automated Standard Fork Lifts

Guided by laser navigation, they move independently through the warehouse without fixed floor

installations, thereby permitting multi-use of the transportation routes.

The automated forklift trucks transport all types of goods through the warehouse on load carriers

(pallet or roll container) on an optimized transport path. The loading and unloading of goods is

possible to a height of 10 meters, and can be done in the block system as well as in racks.

DC Optimization

Value Proposition

1) Extends vehicle life

2) Lowers operating

costs and labor

3) Reduces maintenance

4) Safer

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Sobeys Case Study

1) Partnered with MHE provider to operate the

equipment

2) Engaged employees from the beginning

3) Built the solution to allow for 50% growth in

capacity

4) Implemented in two facilities

Metrics

Receive 720 cases/hr

Pick 500 cases/hr

Reduce cost by 30 cents/case

Reduce labor 30-40%

DC Optimization

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Warehouse Automation with SAP ‒ Architectural Evolution

SAP ERP

PLC

3rd Pty.

MFS

SAP LES

SAP ERP

SAP LES

PLC

SAP TRM

SAP ERP

PLC

3rd Pty.

MFS

3rd Pty.

WM

Inventory

Warehouse Mgmt.

Material Flow

Control of

Sensors & Drives

3rd Pty

MFS

SAP ERP

SAP EWM

SAP MFS

PLC

SAP PCo RFC-Adapter

Since 2008

3rd Pty.

MFS

SAP EWM

SAP ERP

PLC

Since 2005

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MFS – Types of Equipment

Conveyers

Pallets / cases / packages

Transfer cars

Sorter

Label applicators

Pick-Pack-Pass picking principle

Storage Retrieval Machines

ASRS pallets / cases

Goods-to-man picking principle

Subsystems

Monorail system

Automated guided vehicle systems (AGV)

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Innovations for Warehousing Management

Multi Deep

Warehousing

Solution Round-offs

Dock Appointment

Scheduling web

collaboration for Carriers

Extended Labor Demand

Planning

TCO / TCI reduction

Zero Down time

Quality Management

Support end to end process for recurring inspection

Tight integration with ERP

Inspection before Goods receipt

ECC EWM

Support for multi-depth

storage types

Easily monitor and

consume MFS data

Reduce implementation

costs and streamline

process

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Innovations for Warehousing Management

Staging & Consumption

Production/Process Order in EWM

EWM is the leading system

Work Center / RF / MES

Posts consumption in EWM

Goods Receipt from Production

EWM is the leading system

RF / MES

Performance (hole-in-the-wall pallet

receiving

Enhanced Production

Integration

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Trends in Automation The 360 degree view of automation and its impact on operations.

Discussion Points

Impact of

Technology

Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers Andrew McAfee and Erik Brynjolfsson –

AI, Robotics, and the Future of Jobs.” Workers are losing the race between education and technology.

This may be exacerbating a longer-term trend in which capital has gained the upper hand on labor

since the 1970s’.

Labor vs Capital

And Talent

Sites will be more capital intensive. The P&L will move more costs to balance sheet

Equipment can be an encumbrance to nimble operational configuration and flexibility in your supply

chain network

Skilled technicians are needed to keep equipment running

Impact

(48%) envision a

future in which robots

and digital agents

have displaced

significant numbers of

both blue- and white-

collar

(52%) expect that technology

will not displace more jobs.

Many jobs will be taken over by

robots or digital agents by

2025. But they have faith that

human ingenuity will create

new jobs,

http://www.pewinternet.org/2014/08/06/future-of-jobs/

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Trends in Technology

How can we leverage?

Discussion Points

Machine to

Machine

M2M network uses a sensor or device to monitor activity or a status change: inventory levels,

temperature changes or delivery zip code arrival.

The data is sent to another device or application, which can analyze the event and take further action.

Vendor auto-replen for supplies

Trailer Moves

Delivery Confirmation

Stock Outs

Temperature variance

Intelligent

Agents

An intelligent agent is a software that allows people to delegate work to the agent software to perform

repetitive tasks, remember things you forgot, summarize complex data, learn from you and even make

recommendations to you.

Waveless Picking

Trigger Cycle Counts based on inventory adjustments, stock outs and miss-picks

Make staffing level and overtime recommendations based on current rate of work

Trailer Load planning

Predictive

Analytics and

Machine

Learning

Learn from your data and inform decision makers before things happen. Monitor productivity, run rates,

quality and other key metrics and dynamically modify the logic that controls those processes.

Adjust sorter speed and other automated equipment run rates

Build order waves and load plans dynamically

Next Generation

Smart technology and analytics are the next-gen for continuous improvement in operations

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Questions?

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Contacts

Sundip Naik

[email protected]

John McDonnell

[email protected]

Joe Vernon

[email protected]

Richard Kirker

[email protected]

www.sap.com/ewm

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The information contained in this presentation is proprietary.

© 2014 Capgemini. All rights reserved.

www.capgemini.com

About Capgemini

With almost 140,000 people in over 40 countries,

Capgemini is one of the world's foremost providers of

consulting, technology and outsourcing services. The Group

reported 2013 global revenues of EUR 10.1 billion (more

than $13 billion USD).

Together with its clients, Capgemini creates and delivers

business and technology solutions that fit their needs and

drive the results they want. A deeply multicultural

organization, Capgemini has developed its own way of

working, the Collaborative Business ExperienceTM, and

draws on Rightshore ®, its worldwide delivery model.

Rightshore® is a trademark belonging to Capgemini