Why do companies face supply chain challenges? The challenges could be because of their planning maturity, data quality issues, or over-engineered systems. The challenges could also be demand forecasting or supply chain planning. They could be inventory and allocation issues. Finally, the challenges could also be no visibility into the supply chain across the network and poor material movement workflows.
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Companies struggling with their processes and indecisive on what changes they need to make in their processes or systems would need help defining their challenges and vision before they are ready to implement any changes. They might need help as they might be struggling with the decision of buy vs. build, not being able to align the stakeholders, or integration issues post-merger.
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Digitally Transforming Their Businesses The companies at a growth inflection point require a complete transformation of their operations to reach to the next inflection point in their journey. These companies might consolidate their system footprint and implement a new business model such as DTC, BOPIS, or ROPIS. Or rebuild their digital capacity to improve their customer experience.
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Companies outgrowing or modernizing their existing systems might be exploring a new ERP. The other drivers for implementing an ERP could be consolidating the existing system footprint or the acquisitions resulting in data siloes. These companies may go through a selection process before selecting an ERP or may jump into the implementation directly, depending on the project’s complexity.
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Our Supply Chain Consulting services include supply chain and operations transformation, supply chain technology architecture, supply chain software selection, sales and operations planning, inventory, warehousing, and logistics optimization, and supply chain network design and footprint optimization.
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Our Supply Chain Consulting services include supply chain and operations transformation, supply chain technology architecture, supply chain software selection, sales and operations planning, inventory, warehousing, and logistics optimization, and supply chain network design and footprint optimization.
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Our Supply Chain Consulting services include supply chain and operations transformation, supply chain technology architecture, supply chain software selection, sales and operations planning, inventory, warehousing, and logistics optimization, and supply chain network design and footprint optimization.
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Our Supply Chain Consulting services include supply chain and operations transformation, supply chain technology architecture, supply chain software selection, sales and operations planning, inventory, warehousing, and logistics optimization, and supply chain network design and footprint optimization.
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Our Supply Chain Consulting services include supply chain and operations transformation, supply chain technology architecture, supply chain software selection, sales and operations planning, inventory, warehousing, and logistics optimization, and supply chain network design and footprint optimization.
View DetailOur methodology starts with the assessment of your current processes and architecture. This step is typically followed by a digital roadmap that will contain necessary changes that need to be made to the processes, data, and systems to be ready for the desired to-be state. Once the executive team and board agree with the changes and the plan, the action plan is drafted with a phased approach with the lowest hanging fruits and highest financial rewards. For example, the action plan could include ERP selection, implementation, or optimization of current systems.
Through the primary and secondary research, this assessment digs into your datasets, transactions, and processes to identify the core reasons for current challenges, a strategy to solve current issues, and a phased approach to execute recommendations.
This process identifies the critical success factors that are the major cost drivers for the implementation. How about their financial risks? Yes, that matters too. These factors are also the drivers for the demo script during the vendor reviews. This step provides clarity to the executive team so that you don’t make a wrong decision by focusing on unnecessary details and instead miss the most critical factors that will make or break your ERP implementation.
This process coaches key stakeholders on the red flags with each solution, provides a matrix to help with decision making, and identifies the areas for cost savings through negotiation with each solution provider. This phase also vets the implementation plan from each vendor involved and creates a roadmap for implementation with clear roles and responsibilities for each vendor.
This phase takes a deeper dive into the phase I identified in the previous step with the highest financial reward and least disruption to the business. It continues with the deeper discovery of current processes through workshops with key users and identifies processes and datasets that need to be re-engineered in the to-be state. Finally, this phase maps transactions and datasets that need to be exchanged in the to-be state across systems new or existing in a vendor-agnostic architecture.
This step aims to perform the fit-gap analysis of each solution that is a front-runner. In addition, this exercise helps identify the configuration, implementation, and custom development effort required with each solution. Finally, this step also helps understand the total cost of the ownership and the ROI, along with any financial risks that need to be discussed and agreed upon before finalizing it.
This step is repeated until the project achieves business value, user adoption, enterprise architecture compliance, and the functional completeness goals of the system. This step also monitors the budget for the overall project and communicates the pivot strategy at each step if we uncover any surprises during the pre-selection and selection phase. And throughout the process, the key users are involved in making critical decisions. So they own them and are committed to adoption.
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