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Robert BOSCH AustraliaProduct:
Automotive Body Electronics
Figure 2 ± See figure 4
diagram B
Suppliers
Warehouse
Manufacturing
Warehouse
Motorola
Siemens
Tyco Electronics
RBAU Logistics
1555 cnr Centre
andMcNaughton roadsClayton 3168 - Victoria
RBAU Logistics
1555 cnr Centre
andMcNaughton roadsClayton 3168 - Victoria
RBAU Logistics
1555 cnr Centre
andMcNaughton roadsClayton 3168 - Victoria
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Information System / Information Exchanges
Methods
EDI
Methods
Internal Goods Movement
system in SAP
Methods
Production Order system in SAP
Methods
Internal Goods Movement
systemSourcing / Ordering /
Transporting / Sales / Distribution
Sourcing
Bosch Worldwide Sourcing database / Additional search
Transport
Internal Trucks and forklifts
Ordering
Phone / Fax enquiries
Distribution
Internal Truck and forklifts
Physical Storage / Equipments
/ Picking System
Storage/Tiers
Up to 40 meters warehouses ± 12 tiers
Equipment
Forklifts, Cranes
Storage/Tiers/Equipment
Up to 40 meters warehouses ±
12 tiers
Storage/Tiers/Equipment
Up to 40 meters warehouses ± 12 t
Transport / Export / Import
SCHENKER Logistic for international ocean/air freight
TOLL Logistic for domestic surface
SCHENKER Logistic for
international ocean/air freight
TOLL Logistic for domestic surface
SCHENKER Logistic for
international ocean/air freight
TOLL Logistic for domestic surface
SCHENKER Logistic for
internatiTOLL Logistic for domestic surfacManagement /
Manager / Strategy / Leadership : Lead by Geoff
Muston in overall
Geoff Muston, Logistics Manager, Building: 102,
RBAU
Daryl Budgeon, Customs & Shipping Manager
Geoff Muston, Logistics
Manager, Building: 102, RBAU
Craig Dixon, Works Logistics
Manager
Chris Hallett, Ext Warehouse Manager
Terence Juds, Warehouse Supervisor
Geoff Muston, Logistics Manager,Steve Kelcey,
Distribution CentreRobert BOSCH Australia
Product:Power Tools
Figure 3 ± See figure 4
diagram C
Suppliers
Warehouse
Distribution Centre
BOSCH Switzerland
Skil
Dremel
Vermont America
RBAU Logistics
1555 cnr Centre
andMcNaughton roadsClayton 3168 - Victoria
RBAU Logistics
1555 cnr Centre
andMcNaughton roadsClayton 3168 - Victoria
Information System /
Information Exchanges
Methods
EDI
Paper (Fax Ordering & Invoices)
Methods
Internal Goods Movement
system in SAP
Sourcing / Ordering / Transporting /
Sales / Distribution
Sourcing
Bosch Worldwide Sourcing database / Additional search
Sales/Marketing
Customer Requirements
(InternetOrdering Phone / Fax enquiries
Physical Storage / Equipments
/ Picking System
Storage/Tiers
Up to 40 meters warehouses ± 12 tiers
Transport
Delivery through local TOLL logi Storage/Tiers/Equipment
Up to 40 meters warehouses ± 12 tiers
Transport / Export / Import
SCHENKER Logistic
(international)
TOLL Logistic (domestic)
Internal Bosch trucks
Management / Manager / Strategy / Leadership : Lead by Geoff Muston in overall
Geoff Muston, Logistics
Manager, Building: 102, RBAU
Daryl Budgeon, Customs &
Shipping Manager
Geoff Muston, Logistics Manager,Daryl Budgeon,
Customs & Shipp Chris Hallett, Ext Warehouse Manager
Terence Juds, Warehouse
Supervisor
BOSCH Australia ± Logistic Department ± Supply Chain Diagram
Figure 4
designed by
LukmanSusanto&PariPurnaSomavarapu
Figure 4 shows four kinds of supply chain in BOSCH
Australia depending on their productcategory, type
of order and production plan.
Diagram A: This diagram is
representing products such as spark-plugs which
aremanufactured and marketed in Australia. Supplier supplies raw materialrequired which will be kept in inbound
warehouse. Finished
products are sent todistribution centres (DCs) to meet general
retailer (customer) demand.
Diagram B: This diagram is representing
products such as made-to-order package
of enginecare or automotive body
electronics for special order which should be
made in aspecial batch lot. Finished products are
directly delivered to the retailer (customer) who
placed this special order.
Diagram C: This diagram is
representing products such as power tools, white-
goods and car stereo. These items are imported
from other BOSCH plant (mainly Germany),kept in
BOSCH Australia¶s warehouses and then distributed to major
retailers based on their order.
Diagram D: This diagram is representing
complete built-up made-to-order customised produ
cts which require no further processing and the
only action takes place inredirecting the items to the customer. Supplier in
this diagram would alsonormally be other BOSCH plants (i.e.
Germany