Annual Report 2005 - Singapore Manufacturing Federation

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eSUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT COUNCIL (eSCM COUNCIL) In 2005, the eSCM Council focused on the implementation of the eSCM Technical Reference 9 to cut unnecessary costs for the supply chain and increase profi tability. In May 2005, the “e-Collaborate with Suppliers” Pilot Project was launched to encourage companies to benchmark their supply chain processes using the eSCM Assessment framework and to e-collaborate with its suppliers through B2B integration. The launch was held at the PSB Auditorium on 19 May 2005 and attracted more than 100 companies. Mr Tsang Kwan Lung, Chairman of the eSCM Council, gave the welcome address followed by an opening address by Mr Teo Nam Kuan, Group Director, Quality and Standards, of SPRING Singapore. The audience was treated to a series of presentations on the benefi ts of adopting best-in-class supply chain processes such as “Lean Manufacturing and e-SCM” by Mr Toh Min Hon, Director Manufacturing, Energizer Singapore and “e-Supply Chain Management at General Motors” by Mr Anand Jaggi, IT Manager GMODC. The presentations on “Possible Areas of Collaboration” by Mr Debashis Tarafdar, Businesss Development Manager of Singapore Computer Systems and “Collaborative e-Procurement” by Mr S.S. Raha CEO, IBC Systems, gave the audience a good overview of the types of collaborative project to develop with their partners. For 2006, the eSCM Council will continue to promote the adoption of the eSCM Assessment Programme to companies via its various outreach programmes. Workshops and seminars on the emerging trends in supply chain management such as Sales & Operational Planning, Reverse Logistics, Using Best Practice in Handling Returns will be conducted. OUTREACH PROGRAMMES IN 2005 The eSCM Council participated in the SCM Logistics World Conference in September 2005 which attracted more than 200 participants. This high profi le conference provided the platform for eSCM to showcase the benefi ts of the eSCM Assessment framework and highlight case studies of audited companies that have found the assessment useful and benefi cial. The eSCM Council was also invited to present the benefi ts of the eSCM Assessment framework at the ST Electronics Vendor Conference on 2 December 2005. eSCM SEMINARS Seminars on Supply Chain topics were organised to give companies an insight into the latest trends in supply chain. On 11 July 2005 a seminar on “Strategic Positioning to Achieve Competitive Space” was conducted by Dr Tim Baines of Cranfi eld University. Dr Baines is the developer of the “Strategic Positioning Methodology” that enables manufacturing companies to strategically position themselves to meet the challenges in the supply chain. The seminar was attended by more than 50 supply chain professionals. On 24 August 2005, the eSCM Council organised a seminar on important issues in supply chain & logistics. Mr Andrew Katcher, President of Rapid Results Inc shared his insights on the hidden costs of processing returns and the use of automation and technology to reduce and minimise these costs. Mr Chris Buckthorp, Director Business Development of Viewlocity Singapore expounded on the “Need for Visibility in the Supply Chain” and explained how supply chain visibility is changing and being deployed in the business environment. Dr Yuan Xue Ming from Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology spoke about issues in Forecasting and Advanced Planning and introduced a new optimal inventory replenishment policy for a demand reservation and cancellation environment, and demonstrated the functions of a proprietary demand forecasting engine named SIMForecaster. 63 Singapore Manufacturers’ Federation Annual Report 2005
GS1 SINGAPORE COUNCIL Besides providing article numbering, technical assistance and education on the application of EAN.UCC bar code systems to the industry, GS1 Singapore Council also operates the Singapore Cold Chain Centre and actively promotes the use of radio frequency identifi cation tags (or RFID). HIGHLIGHTS Date: January 2005 Place: Singapore Title: SANC is now known as GS1 Singapore Council Main Organiser: GS1 Singapore Council Highlights of the event: Singapore Article Number Council has been renamed to GS1 Singapore Council following the transformation of EAN International and the Uniform Code Council to GS1 in February 2005. The new name signifi es a unifi ed global organization with a unifi ed purpose to undertake the mission in line with the global GS1, which is to enhance the supply and demand chain by creating and implementing open, global, multi-sectoral standards based on best business practices. The name change not only strengthens our global network to keep abreast of the latest supply chain developments on next-generation services and enabling technologies, such as Global Data Synchronization and the Electronic Product Code/Radio Frequency Identifi cation technologies but also enhances the existing diversifi ed services portfolio to fulfi ll evolving needs. development of GS1, formerly known as EAN International. GS1 Singapore Executive Director, Mr Tan Jin Soon was invited to be a member of GS1 Advisory Council. Other GAC members include USA, Canada, UK, Finland, France, Germany, Belgium, China, India, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Poland, Croatia, Brazil and Colombia. For 2005, a total of three GS1 Advisory Council Meetings were held. The main issues discussed at these Advisory Council Meetings were EPCglobal Implementation; Global Data Synchronization Network Implementation; the Annual Budget of GS1; and EPCglobal and the Role of GS1 Head Offi ce and GS1 Country Organisations. Date: 22 - 24 March 2005 Place: Singapore Title: Training Workshop on Collaborative Planning, Forecasting and Replenishment (CPFR) Date: 19 - 20 January 2005 Place: Beijing, China Title: GS1 Advisory Council Meeting Main Organiser: GS1 Head Offi ce Highlights of the event: The GS1 Advisory Council (GAC) was created in January 2005 to advise GS1 Head Offi ce on policy matters. Members of GAC are selected from CEO of GS1 country organizations who have previously contributed to the growth and 64 Singapore Manufacturers’ Federation Annual Report 2005
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