Data collected in company D
| Problems related to the PPC function | Extension of the pull system; definition of stock levels (raw materials, components) and capacity analysis considering spare parts |
| Organizational structure | Corporative and local PPC teams |
| Process of S&OP | Consolidated S&OP process |
| Extant integration mechanisms |
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| Level of organizational integration |
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| Level of technical integration |
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| Level of uncertainty |
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| Planning performance |
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| Competitive priorities and performance measures |
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| Problems related to the PPC function | Extension of the pull system; definition of stock levels (raw materials, components) and capacity analysis considering spare parts |
| Organizational structure | Corporative and local PPC teams |
| Process of S&OP | Consolidated S&OP process |
| Extant integration mechanisms | Organizational structure: Existence of two PPC teams at the same hierarchical level seen as positive Communication and meetings Positions with integrating function inside the PPC and in the interface with the Engineering function |
| Level of organizational integration | Communication and meetings: High; high frequency and fixed schedule Shared decisions and plans: Medium; workgroups Frequency of S&OP meetings and adjustments: High; monthly meeting for adjustments and quarterly S&OP corporate meeting Stimulus for exchanging ideas: Medium (see item “shared decisions and plans”) Common understanding of the important objectives: Medium; understanding of the trade-offs |
| Level of technical integration | Interface: High; use of ERP, servers, integrated platforms and intranet Compatibility: High; integrated software for each level of hierarchical planning (including S&OP) |
| Level of uncertainty | Changes in the customer demand: High; daily to weekly Problems with supply or suppliers: Medium; 25% of the deliveries with delay Actions of the competitors: low; the company is leader Changes in the process technologies: medium high; frequent changes to reduce cost |
| Planning performance | Frequency of the modifications in the schedules/plans: Daily, one non-scheduled set up/day and 30% of the plans changed Level of formality: Informal rescheduling occurred in the past and was controlled Causes of the modifications in the plans: 1. demand variability; 2. failures/delays in internal supply and 3. failures/delays in external supply |
| Competitive priorities and performance measures | No explicit prioritization Performance measures of the PPC: Inventory level and production cost and service level for the sales and logistic functions |
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