Sequenz D1: Matching Efficiency and Responsibility in Global Supply Chains

Logistics Department Matching Efficiency and Responsibility Deutscher Logistikkongress Berlin 2007 Prof. Dr.-Ing. Frank Straube Berlin University of Technology Logistics Department Vice Chairman Bundesvereinigung Logistik e.V. Board Member of the European Logistics Association Good logistics practice today may not be good logistics practice tomorrow. EMBA in Logistikmanagement III – Modul 14 Logistics Introduction and Fundamentals of Global Logistics Department 2 © Straube, TU Berlin 2007 Megatrends A large number of Trend studies have been screened to identify the major challenges and opportunities for future logistics Security/Environment/ Customers/Markets Technology Government • Population growth • Ageing populations in • Faster, inexpensive access to industrialized Countries information and communication • Climate change / Catastrophes technology • Migration and Urbanization • War / Terrorism • More complex products • Individualization; Seller to buyers • Limited Resources market • Renewable energies • Laws / Regulations for • Growing buying power in emerging • Miniaturization sustainability and for security markets • Sensor technologies (e.g. RFID) New Requirements Enablers EMBA in Logistikmanagement III – Modul 14 Logistics Introduction and Fundamentals of Global Logistics Department 3 © Straube, TU Berlin 2007 Good logistics tomorrow will need to be efficient and environmentally sustainable. EMBA in Logistikmanagement III – Modul 14 Logistics Introduction and Fundamentals of Global Logistics Department 4 © Straube, TU Berlin 2007 The Arbeitskreis Global Logistics Key drivers of Global Logistics… Global Sourcing Internationalisierung Risk Management 31.01.07 30.03.07 19.04.07 24.05.07 12.07.07 Kick-off Global Sourcing Internationalisierung Risk Management Final TU-Berlin Phoenix Contact BLG Woolworth TU-Berlin EMBA in Logistikmanagement III – Modul 14 Logistics Introduction and Fundamentals of Global Logistics Department 5 © Straube, TU Berlin 2007 The Arbeitskreis Global Logistics Topics and results of the Arbeitskreis Optimisation of Logistics Networks Key performance indicators in the internationalisation process Integration of logistics service providers in the internationalisation Development of a Global Supply process Chain Security concept Total Cost of Ownership in supplier Concept for Prevention of loss and selection and Total Cost Benchmark damage Risk Management in the Supply Concept development to access Chain the vulnerability of companies Participating companies EMBA in Logistikmanagement III – Modul 14 Logistics Introduction and Fundamentals of Global Logistics Department 6 © Straube, TU Berlin 2007 The bestLog Project Program: Sustainable Surface Budget: 3.05 million Euro Transport Duration: 48 months (until 02/10) Official Title: Logistics Best Practice Consortium: 9 research institutes Principal: DG TREN from 9 European Advisory Board: 35 representatives from countries 19 countries European Platform Establish a for collection and active dissemination of Logistics Best Practice (ongoing, self-funding, non-profit) to • Improve Supply Chain Practice • Improve Supply Chain Education • Reduce Differences across Europe • Set Standards • Create growth and jobs • Achieve better match between EC policy and business decisions EMBA in Logistikmanagement III – Modul 14 Logistics Introduction and Fundamentals of Global Logistics Department 7 © Straube, TU Berlin 2007 The bestLog Evaluation Criteria • Criteria have been defined in co- operation with the bestLog Advisory Board (35 practitioners from governments, companies and associations) Cases of Standards/ Certificate Educational Certification good practice • Current Stage of Project • Later Stage of Project • Initial 40 Cases have been collected • Further Contributions welcome EMBA in Logistikmanagement III – Modul 14 Logistics Introduction and Fundamentals of Global Logistics Department 8 © Straube, TU Berlin 2007 Assessment of Good Practices – Two Examples The Air-Hunt Competition: Transport more with less pollution: IKEA’s “Glimma” tea candles Mercadona, Spain • IKEA launched a project called ”The • The biggest supermarket chain in Air-Hunt competition” in 2004. Spain transports non-food and non- • 15 million tea candles sold each year fresh goods between Valencia and worldwide.