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-October 10 , 2008
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The
Numbers Worth Knowing this Week in Supply
Chain and Logistics - CSCMP 2008 Edititon |
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This Week, from the CSCMP 2008 Conference in Denver: Zeiss Optical Sees Big Savings from Lean Distribution, P&G Senses Big Opportuntities from Demand Sensing; HP Pipes Up about Value of Differentiated Supply Chain Pipes; Supercomputers now Super Cheap
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19%
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Labor savings in its Hebron, KY distribution center that Zeiss Optical was able to achieve by embracing lean thinking in its DC operations, according to the company’s Sue Armstrong.
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$25,000
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The price now available for some "supercomputers," meaning this tremendous computer power can now be easily affordable for shop floor and planning applications, leading to revolutionary new optimization applications, according to futurist Jack Ulrich during a CSCMP key note.
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The level of safety stock inventory reduction that P&G was able to improve in its recent pilot of “demand sensing” technology, according to a CSCMP presentation by the company’s David Mills.
