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Presented By:
Vinay Bhandari
Solectron: From Contract
Manufacturer to Global SupplyChain Integrator
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Solectron Corporation
Solectron Corporation was a global electronicsmanufacturing company for original equipmentmanufacturers (OEMs).
It pioneered the electronics manufacturing services (EMS)
industry in 1977 and is a leader in the field.
Solectron first customer designed and provides integratedsolutions that span the entire product cycle-from pre-production planning and design, to manufacturing,
distribution and end-of-life product service support-for theworlds leading electronics original equipmentmanufacturers.
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Solectron corporation
y Electronics Manufacturing Services provider
y Founded in 1977
y Headquartered in Milpitas, Calif.
y Sales of $10.4 billion in fiscal 2005
y
More than 50 locations worldwidey More than 50,000 employees
y Spans five continents, in more than 20 countries
y Serving customers in communications, networking, computingand storage, consumer products, automotive, medical and
industrial marketsy Two-time winner of the Malcolm Baldrige Award
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Solectron corporations Top Customers
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Solectron Corporations Business Units
TechnologySolutions
Which is provided technology building blocks thathelped customers minimize time-to-market for newproducts
Gl balMa fa t ri
Which provided design, new product introduction, andmanufacturing and distribution services
Gl balServi e
Which is provided repair, upgrade, and maintenance,as well as logistics, return management, warehousingand many other post-manufacture support activities
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Culture and Development
Solectron cultural development started in 1978,when Dr. Winston Chen joined the company aspresident. He used 2 basic principles to runthe company:
1. Superior customer service2. Respect for the individual
3. Low cost & high quality
We dont tell people, Youre good, or Youre bad. We say,Heres what the customers say. Thats very powerful tool.
Dr. Winston Chen
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The Five Ss
ySEIRI
ySEITON
ySEIKETSUySEISO
ySHITSUKE
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Supply Chain Solution
Design
Collaborativedesign support
Design for
excellence
Launch
Supply chaindesign andsourcing
New productintroductionengineeringservice
Manufacturing
PCB and subsystemmanufacturing andtest
System testassembly and test
Service
Fulfillment andlogistics
RepairEOL services
Materials andSupplier
Management Informationflows
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The Benefits customer satisfaction assurance
Created a newculture - Total
CustomerSatisfaction
Retaincustomers
longer
Become morecustomer
driven
Recognisedfor excellent
service bycustomers
Used as a toolfor
managementinnovation
Increasedrevenuethroughexisting
customers
Solectronwon theMBNQA
twice
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Solectrons Day-to-day practice
Quality
Process improvement
Knowledge sharing
Program managementCustomer satisfaction review
Customer satisfaction data review
Management training provided by a combination of company
executives and external guest speakers
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Supplier
WebPublishing
Supplier
/Customer infothru the WEB
WW MatlsDate
Sites
Report writer
Fast what if
CRM
Other FinancialApps
FinancialConsolidation
Core ERP Applications:MaterialsManufacturingFinanceService
Multisite Integration Model
Ware houseMgmt. system
PDM
Connectivity
Shop floorControl
Customer
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Synchronized Planning
Product DefinitionProduct
DevelopmentProduct
Introduction
Customer
Concept
New Product
IntroductionPrototype
New Product
IntroductionLaunch Produce
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New Business Model
y Solectron introduced a new Business Model purchasedmanufacturing sites from IBM.
y Model was repeated many times, and Solectron rapidlygrew.
y It acquired manufacturing facilities from customers, andused those to fulfill long-term supply contracts.
y It allowed for risk pooling, as fluctuating demands fromdifferent companies were smoothed, and safety stock levels
of common component inventory could be reduced
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Successful Integration of its Acquisitions
yAssign An Integration Team (4 to 8members)
y Consists of Finance, Human resources,
operations, Materials, ITyAcquisition Business Integration ChecklistyWork with acquired company for 3 to 6
monthsy Until the new employees acting as a
Solectron resource
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Impact of Companys Culture
y On the success stage: Quality Awards and day-to-daypractice make Solectron eager to expand its scale
y On the downturn: Fulfilling its customers
forecast( proved wrong), impact Solectronsinventory and suppliers.
y On the ability to response business downturn:Solectron has excellent culture on quality & diligentpractice. The downturn may impact Solectronsacquisition culture (strategy)
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y Technology solutions
y Global manufacturing
y Global services
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In the short term
a restructuring that includedworkforce reductions and facility closures
In the long term The use of outsourcing as an OEM strategy
continued to accelerate
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