collaborative supply chain in action final ppt8
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GEBM 2011 ST12TRANSCRIPT
Collaborative Supply Chain In
Action
Group Member: Ying Pei_17089210 Korin_17112071
IndexDefinition Motive Power ProcessLiving Example HistoryGlobal reachInternational and GlobalSWOT Key to SuccessIKEA Supply chainRole in E-Marketing
DefinitionCollaborative supply chain • two or more independent members • in the supply chain format coordinating relations• ensure a specific target or benefitsGoal • reduce inventory amount of the entire supply chain of the product, •reduce the cost and improve the whole supply chain
Motive power
Forming the core competitive capacity of enterprises
Changing customer expectations
Outsourcing strategy of enterprise
Process
traditional relationship
logistics relationship
partner relationship
network resources relationship
Living example
International historyFounded IKEA in 1943 in
SwedenFirst store openings
outside Scandinavian territory in 1973 (SUI) and 1974 (Ger)
First U.S. Opening in 1985 (Philadelphia)
UK and HK openings in 1987
Opened 27 new stores in 2007 in 7 regions
Global Reach
Close to 300 stores and more then 35 countries
InternationalIKEA is a privately held, international retailer
selling low price household products including furniture, bathrooms and bathroom accessories, kitchens and other general home products at stores around the world.
Global IKEA (www.ikea.com) is one of the world’s most
successful retailers, with more than 220 storesspanning 35 countries. Founded in Sweden
more than 50 years ago, IKEA stores last yearcollectively saw more than half a billion visitors
and brought it more than $22 billion. Whatmakes these statistics particularly impressive is
that they’re generated by a truly globalcustomer base.
SWOT StrengthIKEA have a strong demographic customer
groups.The IKEA business model is unique in its
constructionSuccess has been driven from the price
architecture offering value to the customer in innovative but functional products.
Weakness
European markets with 90% of the stores based in Europe and the balance across America, Middle East and Asia.The model promotes
As a reaction to marketplace movement the development
OpportunitiesIKEA are development of Asia and Eastern
European models.Traditional product for IKEA has been within
value, low price high volume productThe development of the IKEA Ecommerce site
Threat•Competitive retail markets
•With economic concerns over rising living costs and depleting disposable income.
Key to successDemocratic DesignVertical IntegrationStrong Brand Image
Con’t……IKEA is a Sweden furniture enterprise.Managers can in time to see the condition of product sales in the world every week, they can be ready for production convenient before IKEA formally place an order, supply-factories and IKEA increased transparency, increase production scheduling flexibility, and reduced inventory
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IKEA Supply Chain - from the tree to the living room
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IKEA Supply Chain - Trading
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IKEA Supply Chain – Distribution Centers
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IKEA Supply Chain - Suppliers
Role in E-Marketing
collaborative supply chain can find customer value
supply chain coordination create customer value
supply chain coordination pays the value to customer
collaborative supply chain continue customer value
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