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1 Managing Input Cost Volatility

M Hariharan

Director

Savoir faire Management Services Pvt Ltd

Navi Mumbai

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2 2 Agenda

Changing Cost Paradigm

Sources of Cost Drivers

Volatility

Thinking Big

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Changing Paradigm of Cost

C + P = S Blessing of Customer – Cost Reimbursement Model

S - C = p

Curse of Competition and Inefficiency

S - P = C Customer Value Creation and Economic Value Creation

Allowable Cost

H

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Sources of Cost Drivers

Economic factors

Design

Operational

Attitudinal

•Price level changes •Government Policies •TBL Impact

•Product •Process •Supply Chain •Organisation Structure

•Muda •Mura •Muri

•Performance Measures •Myopia •Budget Rigidity

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Volatility – The reality bites

It’s the New Normal

What is true for a swarm is true for a bee

Struck between rock and hard place

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6 6 Volatility and the Sources of Cost Drivers

Economic factors

Design

Operational

Attitudinal

The New Normal

Parts Proliferation

Yield and Rejects

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Volatility – Possible Response

Hedging

Strategic Sourcing

Stock and respond

Size does matter

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Thinking Big

Understanding our Supply Chain Status

Swarm and the Bee

Addressing Economic Drivers

Addressing Design Drivers

Addressing Operational Drivers

Addressing Attitudinal Drivers

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Original Quote

What is not good for the swarm is not good for the bee – Marcus Aurelius

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Economic and Design Drivers

Economic Drivers

Consolidated Cluster Sourcing

Strategic Source Investments

Design Drivers

Cluster Design Initiatives

Inter-company products Parts commonisation

Operational Drivers

Joint Competitiveness Initiatives

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