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  • 7/31/2019 Bpr Session 05

    1/10

    Time Compressed Delivery Process of a Heavy-duty, Highway Truck

    Customer Dealer InquiryOrder Entry Schedule

    Assembly

    Assembly Shipment

    Pricing CreditCheck

    Pre-approvalComponent

    Supply

    JITAccessory

    Fabrication

    Pre-

    EngineeredOption

    CustomEngineering

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    2/10

    Maturity of Strategic Concepts

    Embryonic Growth Mature Aging

    Value for theCustomer

    ShareholderValue

    CompetitiveAdvantage

    .. .

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    3/10

    Core Processes for CreatingCustomer Value

    Customer Customer Customer

    Product Creation Order Delivery Service Assurance

    Products Fit for Useby Time of Launch

    Orders HandledCorrectly and Quickly

    Transparent Servicefor Maximum

    Product Enjoyment

    Planand

    Specify

    DesignandTest

    LaunchTake-in

    Order

    Sourceand

    Manu-facture

    DistributeandInstall

    Maintainand

    Repair

    Upgrade Dispose

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    Quality, Delivery and Cost in Order Delivery

    Quality

    Delivery

    Cost

    Take-inOrder

    Sourceand

    Manufacture

    Distributeand

    Install

    UnambiguousUnderstanding of Customer Request

    On-the-spotProcessing Of

    Customer Requestfor ImmediateQuotation

    Low Change-cost if First Quotation is

    Unsatisfactory

    Easy Inquiry intoStatus of Product-in-process

    Fault-freeDispatching of Sub-assembly Kitsto Site

    Ability to SpecifyDesired ProductFinishing Close toDelivery Time

    Predictable andReliable Delivery

    Time

    Generation of ProductDocumentationAccording to CustomerStandards

    Low Cost of ImmobilizationDuringInstallation

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    5/10

    Capacity Loss Associated withWorking on Several Projects

    E f f e c

    t i v e

    C a p a c i

    t y100%

    90%

    80%

    70%

    60%

    50%

    40%

    30%

    20%

    10%

    Number of Simultaneous Projects

    n=2 n=3 n=4 n=5

    L=Mental Switch Time (Hours)

    L=0.5

    L=1.0

    L=1.5

    n=1

    0%

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    6/10

    Waste of Resources Due to Rework

    100

    75

    50

    25

    0

    R & D S t a f f

    B u i

    l d - u

    p

    ( % )

    30%

    Hardware

    TotalSoftware/Firmware Total

    Net Productive

    Fixing

    Potentially750 EngineersFreeable to WorkOn New Products

    70% 40%

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    Opportunities for Lead Time Reduction

    0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70

    % of Respondents Quoting Opportunity asMost Important to Reduce Development Lead Time

    Use of Information Systems

    Use of CAD/CAM

    Parallelism in Design Process

    Opportunities to Communicate Well

    Pragmatism Instead of Over-Engineering

    Intensive Planning

    Early Involvement of Functions

    Opportunity

    68 68

    53

    46

    39

    28

    26

    23

    13

    Project Management

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    8/10

    Impact of Unanticipated CompetitorProduct Introduction

    (A) = Actual(E) = Expected

    S a l e s

    V o l u m e s

    ( U n i t s

    )

    Year-1

    Year0

    Year1

    Year

    2

    Year

    3

    Market (A)

    Market (E)

    Company (A)

    Company (E)

    Competitor (A)

    Competitor (E)

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    Impact on Sales Volume and Profit

    Volume Gross Profit Net Profit

    2nd to Market

    72% of Expected

    SalesVolume

    IncreasedTrade

    Discounts

    49% of Expected

    Gross Profit

    IncreasedAdvertisingAndPromotion

    20% of ExpectedNet Profit

    I n d e x

    f o r

    3 Y e a r s C u m u

    l a t i v e

    ( E x p e c

    t e d =

    1 0 0 )

    0

    50

    100

  • 7/31/2019 Bpr Session 05

    10/10

    Creating the Right Products

    Technological ObsolescenceCommercial Obsolescence

    CannibalizationScope for Carry-OverScope for CommonalityProduct IntegrityLearning and Experience


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