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    Supply Chain Management

    Prepared by:

    Manish Saini

    Harleen KaurVinod

    Jyotsna Gupta

    Vivek Tyagi

    Navdeep

    Hitesh

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    Wal-Mart is the Worlds Largest Retail

    Company

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    Wal-Mart Background

    About Wal-Mart

    Wal-Mart is a global retail organization, in the business ofserving

    customers. In the United States, their operations are centered operating

    retail stores and membership warehouse clubs. International, they are

    centered on retail stores, warehouse clubs and restaurants. Their business

    is tooffer customers quality merchandise at low prices. Wal-Mart mission

    is tobe the place where prices are low and value and customer service are

    high everyday.

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    Sam Walton in 1962

    On this picture in 1984

    he does the hula at high noon

    on Wall Street, making good

    on promise to associates after

    company achieves pre-tax profit

    of 8 percent in 1983.

    History - Founder

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    History some important dates

    1962: Company founded with opening of first Wal-Mart in Rogers, Ark.

    1967: Wal-Mart's 24 stores total $12.6 million in sales.

    1970: Wal-Mart opens first distribution center and home office inBentonville, Ark.

    1977: Wal-Mart makes first acquisition, 16 Mohr-Value stores in Michiganand Illinois.

    1978: Hutcheson Shoe Company acquired

    1981: Wal-Mart makes its next acquisition with 92 Kuhn's Big K stores.

    1983: U.S. Woolco Stores acquired.

    1990: Wal-Mart becomes nation's No. 1 retailer.1990McLane Company ofTemple, Texas acquired.

    1997: Wal-Mart replaces Woolworth on the Dow Jones Industrial Average.

    2003: Wal-Mart named by FORTUNE magazine as the most admiredcompany in America.

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    Ranked first in the Global Fortune 500 list

    in 2001-2002 financial year

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    Wal-mart Background

    Wal-Mart's Financials

    Wal-Marts Net sales (in millions) for the three fiscals years ended January

    31, 2003 as follows:

    Fiscal Year Wal-Mart Stores SAMS CLUB International Other Total Company

    Total Company Increase

    from Prior Fiscal Year

    2003 $ 157,121 $ 31,702 $ 40,794 $ 14,907 $ 244,524 12%

    2002 139,131 29,395 35,485 13,788 217,799 14%

    2001 121,889 26,798 32,100 10,542 191,329 16%

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    What is Supply Chain Management

    Supply Chain .

    encompasses all activities

    associated with the flow and transformationof goods from the raw materials through to the end user.

    Material and information flow both up

    and down the supply chain.

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    What is Supply Chain Management

    Supply Chain Management .

    is the integration of these activities

    through improved supply chain relationships,

    to achieve a sustainable

    competitive advantage.

    Handfield, R & Nicholas Jr., E 1999, Introduction to Supply Chain Management, Prentice Hall, New Jersey

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    What is Supply Chain Management

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    What is Supply Chain Management

    Elements of the Internal Supply Chain

    SCM includes the management of organizations internal components in the supply chain:

    ProductDesign

    Inventory

    Management

    Order

    Management

    Logistics

    Management

    Production

    Scheduling

    Distribution

    Management

    Purchase

    Management

    Internal

    SCM

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    What is Supply Chain Management

    Information System in Supply Chain Management

    Centralization of information flow Order management

    Total visibility of resources and processes

    Data interchange between partners within supply chain

    Data capture:

    Monitoring of processes

    Events happening across the supply chain

    Automated forecasting, planning, scheduling


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