Paul Fox: 08. Information & Data Management

Paul Fox — Mon, 01 May 2006 23:28:00 +0000

Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4
Ad Hoc	Asynchronous	Narrow Visibility	Network Visibility
Applications: Spreadsheets Accounting package Function over form or fit Timeliness is the time it takes Defacto Systems modeling Predominantly instructions, PO, schedule, delivery method	MRP plus other tools in silo IT tools viewed as the “silver bullet” Systems insensitive to process/culture Data flow, yields, inventories, status where it is absolutely required as input to planning calcualtions	Internal user owners very influential and collaborate with IT Integration of PLM, transactional, and business intelligence tools ERP to ERP integration Contextual as well as base data	Multi-partner platform applications become the “master”
Messaging: E-mail and Fax	Sending MRP output to suppliers	Visibility to trading partners – view one step up and one step back in supply chain Ability to seamlessly handle multiple signalling formats	Technology to allow real-time visibility into multi-tiered suppliers and into customer demand Network Visibility Technology to enable multi-echelon planning Shared data for increased accuracy and decreased latency – PLM, forecast, design, schedule, etc. Single version of truth across supply chain
Data Management Non-existent. Rudimentary part numbering.	TBA	TBA	Datamanagement policies across the chain

Level of automation, speed & accuracy of data, level of visibility

Dean Strausl: 8. Information & Data Management

Dean Strausl — Mon, 01 May 2006 23:22:00 +0000

~~Level 1~~

~~Level 2~~

~~Level 3~~

~~Level 4~~

~~Ad Hoc~~

~~Asynchronous~~

~~Narrow Visibility~~

~~Network Visibility~~

~~Applications:~~|.Level 1|.Level 2|.Level 3|.Level 4||.Ad Hoc|.Asynchronous|.Narrow Visibility|.Network Visibility||Applications:

Spreadsheets
Accounting package
Function over form or fit
Timeliness is the time it takes
Defacto Systems modeling
~~Predominantly instructions, PO, schedule, delivery method~~

MRP plus other tools in silo

IT tools viewed as the “silver bullet”

Systems insensitive to process/culture

~~Data flow, yields, inventories, status where it is absolutely required as input to planning calcualtions~~

Predominantly instructions, PO, schedule, delivery method|

Internal user owners very influential and collaborate with IT

Integration of PLM, transactional, and business intelligence tools

ERP to ERP integration

~~Contextual as well as base data~~

Data starts to flow, yields, inventories, status

Multi-partner platform applications become the “master”
Messaging: E-mail and Fax	Sending MRP output to suppliers	Visibility to trading partners – view one step up and one step back in supply chain Ability to seamlessly handle multiple signalling formats	Technology to allow real-time visibility into multi-tiered suppliers and into customer demand Network Visibility Technology to enable multi-echelon planning Shared data for increased accuracy and decreased latency – PLM, forecast, design, schedule, etc. Single version of truth across supply chain
Data Management Non-existent. Rudimentary part numbering.	TBA	TBA	Datamanagement policies across the chain

Level of automation, speed & accuracy of data, level of visibility

Dean Strausl: 8. Information & Data Management

Dean Strausl — Mon, 01 May 2006 23:14:33 +0000

|~~.Level 1|~~~~.Level 2|~~~~.Level 3|~~~~.Level 4||~~~~.Ad Hoc|~~~~.Asynchronous|~~~~.Narrow Visibility|~~~~.Network Visibility||Applications:~~

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Level 4

Ad Hoc

Asynchronous

Narrow Visibility

Network Visibility

Applications:

Spreadsheets
Accounting package
Function over form or fit
Timeliness is the time it takes
Defacto Systems modeling |

MRP plus other tools in silo

IT tools viewed as the “silver bullet”

Systems insensitive to process/culture

~~Predominantly instructions, PO, schedule, delivery method|~~

Internal user owners very influential and collaborate with IT

Integration of PLM, transactional, and business intelligence tools

ERP to ERP integration

~~Data starts to flow, yields, inventories, status~~

	Multi-partner platform applications become the “master”
Messaging: E-mail and Fax	Sending MRP output to suppliers	Visibility to trading partners – view one step up and one step back in supply chain Ability to seamlessly handle multiple signalling formats	Technology to allow real-time visibility into multi-tiered suppliers and into customer demand Network Visibility Technology to enable multi-echelon planning Shared data for increased accuracy and decreased latency – PLM, forecast, design, schedule, etc. Single version of truth across supply chain
Data Management Non-existent. Rudimentary part numbering.	TBA	TBA	Datamanagement policies across the chain

Level of automation, speed & accuracy of data, level of visibility

Dean Strausl: 8. Information & Data Management

Dean Strausl — Mon, 01 May 2006 23:09:42 +0000

Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4
Ad Hoc	Asynchronous	Narrow Visibility	Network Visibility
Applications: Spreadsheets Accounting package Function over form or fit Timeliness is the time it takes Defacto Systems modeling	MRP plus other tools in silo IT tools viewed as the “silver bullet” Systems insensitive to process/culture	~~Internal user owners very influential and collaborate with IT~~ Integration of PLM, transactional, and business intelligence tools ERP to ERP integration	Multi-partner platform applications become the “master”
Messaging: E-mail and Fax	Sending MRP output to suppliers	Visibility to trading partners – view one step up and one step back in supply chain Ability to seamlessly handle multiple signalling formats	Technology to allow real-time visibility into multi-tiered suppliers and into customer demand Network Visibility Technology to enable multi-echelon planning Shared data for increased accuracy and decreased latency – PLM, forecast, design, schedule, etc. Single version of truth across supply chain
Data Management Non-existent. Rudimentary part numbering.	TBA	TBA	Datamanagement policies across the chain

Level of automation, speed & accuracy of data, level of visibility

Dean Strausl: 8. Information & Data Management

Dean Strausl — Mon, 01 May 2006 23:05:49 +0000

Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4
Ad Hoc	Asynchronous	Narrow Visibility	Network Visibility
Applications: Spreadsheets Accounting package Function over form or fit Timeliness is the time it ~~takes~~ ~~Defacto Systems modeling~~ takes	MRP plus other tools in silo IT tools viewed as the “silver bullet” ~~Systems insensitive to process/culture~~	Integration of PLM, transactional, and business intelligence tools ERP to ERP integration	Multi-partner platform applications become the “master”
Messaging: E-mail and Fax	Sending MRP output to suppliers	Visibility to trading partners – view one step up and one step back in supply chain Ability to seamlessly handle multiple signalling formats	Technology to allow real-time visibility into multi-tiered suppliers and into customer demand Network Visibility Technology to enable multi-echelon planning Shared data for increased accuracy and decreased latency – PLM, forecast, design, schedule, etc. Single version of truth across supply chain
Data Management Non-existent. Rudimentary part numbering.	TBA	TBA	Datamanagement policies across the chain

Level of automation, speed & accuracy of data, level of visibility

Paul Fox: 8. Information & Data Management

Paul Fox — Mon, 01 May 2006 16:27:58 +0000

Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4
Ad Hoc	Asynchronous	Narrow Visibility	Network Visibility
Applications: Spreadsheets ~~Accounting package~~Quickbooks Function over form or fit Timeliness is the time it takes	MRP plus other tools in silo IT tools viewed as the “silver bullet”	Integration of PLM, transactional, and business intelligence tools ERP to ERP integration	Multi-partner platform applications become the “master”
Messaging: E-mail and Fax	Sending MRP output to suppliers	Visibility to trading partners – view one step up and one step back in supply chain Ability to seamlessly handle multiple signalling formats	Technology to allow real-time visibility into multi-tiered suppliers and into customer demand Network Visibility Technology to enable multi-echelon planning Shared data for increased accuracy and decreased latency – PLM, forecast, design, schedule, etc. Single version of truth across supply chain
Data Management Non-existent. Rudimentary part numbering.	TBA	TBA	Datamanagement policies across the chain

Level of automation, speed & accuracy of data, level of visibility

Dean Strausl: 8. Information & Data Management

Dean Strausl — Sun, 30 Apr 2006 18:39:08 +0000

Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4
~~Ad Hoc~~	~~Asynchronous~~	~~Narrow Visibility~~Silos	Internal Cooperation	External Collaboration	Network ~~Visibility~~Collaboration
Applications: Spreadsheets Quickbooks Function over form or fit Timeliness is the time it takes	MRP plus other tools in silo IT tools viewed as the “silver bullet”	Integration of PLM, transactional, and business intelligence tools ERP to ERP integration	Multi-partner platform applications become the “master”
Messaging: E-mail and Fax	Sending MRP output to suppliers	Visibility to trading partners – view one step up and one step back in supply chain Ability to seamlessly handle multiple signalling formats	Technology to allow real-time visibility into multi-tiered suppliers and into customer demand Network Visibility Technology to enable multi-echelon planning Shared data for increased accuracy and decreased latency – PLM, forecast, design, schedule, etc. Single version of truth across supply chain
Data Management Non-existent. Rudimentary part numbering.	TBA	TBA	Datamanagement policies across the chain

Level of automation, speed & accuracy of data, level of visibility

Paul Fox: 8. Information & Data Management

Paul Fox — Fri, 28 Apr 2006 18:01:59 +0000

Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4
Silos	Internal Cooperation	External Collaboration	Network Collaboration
Applications: Spreadsheets Quickbooks ~~Function over form or fit~~ ~~Timeliness is the time it takes~~	MRP plus other tools in silo IT tools viewed as the “silver bullet”	Integration of PLM, transactional, and business intelligence tools ERP to ERP integration	Multi-partner platform applications become the “master”
Messaging: E-mail and Fax	Sending MRP output to suppliers	Visibility to trading partners – view one step up and one step back in supply chain Ability to seamlessly handle multiple signalling formats	Technology to allow real-time visibility into multi-tiered suppliers and into customer demand Network Visibility Technology to enable multi-echelon planning Shared data for increased accuracy and decreased latency – PLM, forecast, design, schedule, etc. Single version of truth across supply chain
Data Management Non-existent. Rudimentary part numbering.	TBA	TBA	Datamanagement policies across the chain

Level of automation, speed & accuracy of data, level of visibility

Paul Fox: 8. Information & Data Management

Paul Fox — Fri, 21 Apr 2006 22:00:45 +0000

Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4
Silos	Internal Cooperation	External Collaboration	Network Collaboration
~~Applications:~~ ~~Spreadsheets~~ ~~Quickbooks~~	~~MRP~~ ~~plus other tools in silo~~ ~~IT tools viewed as the “silver bullet”~~	~~Integration of~~ ~~PLM, transactional, and business intelligence tools~~ ~~ERP~~ to ~~ERP~~ ~~integration~~	~~Multi-partner platform applications become the “master”~~
~~Messaging:~~ E-mail and Fax	Sending MRP output to suppliers	Visibility to trading partners – view one step up and one step back in supply chain ~~Ability to seamlessly handle multiple signalling formats~~		Technology to allow real-time visibility into multi-tiered suppliers and into customer demand

Level of automation, speed & accuracy of data, level of visibility

Old Best in Class Notes:
Network Visibility

Technology to enable multi-echelon planning

Shared data for increased accuracy and decreased latency – PLM, forecast, design, schedule, etc.

Single version of truth across supply chain

~~Data Management~~

~~Non-existent. Rudimentary part numbering.~~

~~TBA~~

~~Datamanagement policies across the chain~~

~~Level of automation, speed & accuracy of data, level of visibility~~