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Index
[Cover and Title] About the book Vita Contents PART 1
Chapter 1 General Introduction
Overview of Interviews Acknowledgement Bring your clients to the digital world— They expect it from you: Letter from a COO
PART 2 ENABLERS FOR FUTURE SUPPLY CHAINS
Chapter 2.1 Building blocks of the Digital Supply Chain Thomas Mrozek Key technology trends
Introduction Key terms and their definitions
Digital Supply Chain Management Digitization Digitalization Digital Transformation
The Digital Supply Chain Pillars Digital applications for SCM today and tomorrow
The current state of play in supply chains Increased speed and efficiency are the most obvious benefits
The year 2025: Advanced Analytics and AI will lead the way The Author’s perspective A strategy ties it all together Think about people Digital evolution along the supply chain The nine digital technologies in detail
Chapter 2.2 Advanced Analytics: Powerful and indispensable Tony Zscheye How to successfully facilitate the application of Advanced Analytics in your organization
Introduction What is Big Data actually? What is Advanced Analytics?
Big Data Advanced Analytics
Predictive Analytics Prescriptive Analytics
Three Key Enablers build the Foundation for Successful Implementation and Utilization
Data: The lifeblood of Advanced Analytics Methods: What should be done and why should it be done People: Any amount of data is worthless if you don’t have employees who know how to make use of it Summary key enablers
Fields of Application of Advanced Analytics in SCM
Case study: Optimized Logistics—ORION program at UPS
General advantages
Challenges Roadmap to successful implementation of Advanced Analytics Conclusion
Chapter 2.3 Artificial Intelligence: Supply Chains will never be the same Matthias Dicke
Introduction AI, ML, DL: What does it all mean?
Machine learning: three types Common uses of ML
Don’t believe the hype (at least not all of it)
Winter is coming Most companies are far away from buying into AI What’s the outlook for AI in SCM?
Why AI in SCM? How to enable your supply chain The drawbacks Conclusion
Chapter 2.4 Call to action: A checklist for practitioners
Which concepts for the digitalization of the supply chain are relevant for you?
PART 3 LEVERAGE ENABLERS FOR SUPPLY CHAIN FUNCTIONS
Chapter 3.1 Digital Procurement: A key driver for performance improvement Agnes Erben, Matthias Mette
Introduction: More evolution than revolution Procurement 4.0: Comprehensive transformation beyond technology Triad for success: Structure, Digital Solutions and People & Skills
Building the right vision for the digital transformation Processes follow tools From Pain to Gain
Evolving capabilities and roles: The buyer in the future procurement setup
Strategic buyers Supplier relationship management Sustainability—it’s not just a buzzword Tactical and operational buyers: on the endangered list? Agile procurement The new procurement leader What about suppliers?
Five tips for digital transformation in procurement Outlook
Chapter 3.2 Future Supply Chain planning: Faster and smarter Thomas Mrozek
Introduction and status quo The future of supply chain planning
The evolution of supply chain planning The gap: It takes too long The planning revolution
Awareness Speed and execution (concurrency) Informed decision-making (scenarios) Mindset and People
The impact on planning functions
Demand planning Improve predictions Supply planning
What is required to achive this step into the future? How will planning organizations have to change? Lessons learned from supply chain leaders Roadmap to success
Chapter 3.3 Logistics today and tomorrow Thomas Tapp
Introduction Advantages and limits of digitalization New business models and value-added services Business models with value-added services
Blockchain Automatic storage systems and autonomous warehouses Autonomous vehicles Geofencing or geo-localization in logistics Future role of IT in Logistics Gains in transparency Gains in reliability Gains in efficiency
Lessons for Implementation
Clear objectives Step-by-step approach Comprehensive implementation Adapt organization Improve data quality Involve employees Share data
Chapter 3.4 Supply Chain visibility: Connecting the dots Thomas Mrozek
B2C has it all—but why? Background: Supply chain visibility isn’t new, but it’s changing The barriers to SC visibility
Increasing complexity of supply chain management Unexpected demand changes of customers Accelerating market volatility and intensified response times Complexity of IT Systems Compliance with regulatory requirements
The problems caused by a lack of visibility
At a glance: the problems in figures Data silos and traditional communication Where are we today with system connectivity in the B2B environment?
Visibility matters How visibility creates value
Top-line (revenue) Bottom-line (operating expenses) Inventory
A recipe for establishing SCM visibility Tips
Don’t forget your people—they should always come first Have a goal but start with a plan Reach out to your suppliers Choosing the right software
Chapter 3.5 Call to action: A checklist for practitioners
Lessons learned: Procurement Lessons learned: Future Supply Chain planning Lessons learned: Logistics today and tomorrow Lessons learned: Supply Chain visibility
PART 4 DIGITAL SUPPLY CHAINS IN ACTION
Chapter 4.1 Being a leader in a Digital Supply Chain Kai-Uwe Gundermann, Thomas Mrozek
Introduction Activities today vs. tomorrow Leading in digital times
1. The Agile Leader 2. The Innovator 3. The System Coordinator 4. The Talent Enabler 5. The Digital Transformer 6. The Vision Architect
Typical future leadership skills Impact on roles and organization
Leaders Team members
Chapter 4.2 Cultural transformation: The heart and soul of digitalization Daniel Seitz
Why is cultural transformation so important in the context of digitization?
What are the key drivers for digital change?
The path to digital transformation—Some statistical evidence Role of a Chief Digital/Transformation Officer in cultural transformation Managing cultural and digital transformation? A step-by-step guide
Building Block 1: The Why? Strategic Direction and Change Vision Building Block 2: The What? Business & Operating Model Building Block 3: The How? Change Story and Vision
Practitioner examples for digital and cultural transformation
Communication and change management: Stakeholder Management Implementing new ways of working Making change and agile readiness transparent Introduction of New Ways of Working Example: Letting young staff and experienced managers benefit from each other Capitalizing on the innovative minds of all motivated colleagues Communication
Cultural transformation
Cultural transformation: some concluding remarks
Chapter 4.3 Digital Transformation Office: The engine for success Daniel Seitz
Introduction From Digital Evolution Stage 1 to Digital Evolution Stage 3— A natural progression
Digital Evolution Stage 1—Start-up Approach Digital Evolution Stage 2—Holistic Approach Digital Evolution Stage 3
Why do we need Digital Transformation Offices?
Layer 1: Customer journeys Layer 2: Digital Vision: Why transform? Layer 3: Killer Use Cases: Focusing on the right levers is key! Layer 4: Target Operating Model: What to transform? Layer 5: Transformation Approach Layer 6: Digital Ecosystem
McLaren’s Digital Orchestra— New value pools for applied technologies
The pros and cons of each archetype
Horizontal digital activities to support business units and functions with digitalization
Horizontal Activity 1: Partner & Customer Journey and Experience Horizontal Activity 2: Digital Vision & Roadmap Horizontal Activity 3: Digital Innovation (internal and external idea scouting) Horizontal Activity 4: Digital Culture and Digital Learning Horizontal Activity 5: Project Deployment Have we reached the peak of the chief digital officer? Are CIOs the better CDOs? Hints and tips for recruiting the right CDO
Chapter 4.4 Getting it done: Proven strategies and a survival guide Kai-Uwe Gundermann, Daniel Seitz
Typical Project (digital transformation) Lifecycle
Tailor the idea to a company-specific project and validate it Test the idea Piloting Benefit collection
Many digital projects fail—Some statistical evidence
What are the lessons learned? What are the strategies to succeed?
Chapter 4.5 Call to action: A checklist for practitioners
Lessons learned: Being a leader in a Digital Supply Chain Lessons learned: Cultural transformation: The heart and soul of digitalization Lessons learned: Digital Transformation Office: The engine for success Lessons learned: Getting it done: Proven strategies and a survival guide
Endnotes
General Introduction Building blocks of the Digital Supply Chain Advanced Analytics—Powerful and indispensable Artificial Intelligence: Supply Chains will never be the same Digital Procurement: A key driver for performance improvement Future Supply Chain Planning: Faster and smarter Logistics Today and Tomorrow Supply Chain Visibility: Connecting the dots Being a Leader in a Digital Supply Chain Cultural transformation: The heart and soul of digitalization Digital Transformation Office: The engine for success Getting it done: Proven strategies and a survival guide
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