SUPPY NETWORK PLANNING

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What is Supply Chain?

Process of balancing available supply against demand A way of fulfilling customer demand in a most efficient way Most efficient use of resources including but not limited to manufacturing capabilities, storage capabilities and distribution capabilities
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Why to use Supply Network Planning ?

Ability to develop a model of your entire supply network & its constraints to synchronize activities & plan the flow of material along the entire length of supply chain to create feasible plans for purchasing, manufacturing, inventory & transportation
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Ability

Ability

Advantages of SNP

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Functions of SNP

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SNP Heuristic
A

Repair based planning approach

Performs

requirement planning throughout the entire supply chain network to determine how your organization can best satisfy customer demands

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SNP Heuristic
Demand

guidelines planning

Demand forecast Vs actual customer orders Demand fence Nets demand of a product and location level against inventory, product in transit and fixed production Recalculates requirements for sources ( raw material, finished goods) for the products and repeats for each location in the network Finally generates production and purchase requirements
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Requirement

SNP Heuristic
Proactive

Resource Utilization

Run capacity check Feasibility check, resource overload & tools to balance the load

Capacity

leveling

Alert for capacity overload Perform simulative planning by manipulating resource utilization to balance resources Monitor the changes

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SNP Optimizer
Objective

function which is to minimize cost or maximize profit subject to constraints It attempts to manage the following costs & making decisions

Unfulfilled demand costs Production costs Safety stock costs Storage costs Transportation costs Shelf life costs

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Capable-to-Match
A

feasible solution for fulfilling all demands & considering available sourcing alternatives alternatives are checked first for intime demand fulfillment before late-demand fulfillment supplies and demands on a first come first serve basis while taking production/transportation/existing supplies limitations onto consideration
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Sources

Matches

Thank you

Divya

Sosa

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