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Creating world class
downstream assets
Challenges and Strategies
Joseph Martin
Discussions
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Collective capability of
This “business ecosystem”
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Meeting global
Quality
Quality
Maximize requirements
Performance
With
Minimum
resources
Continuously improving
Optimization Globally competitive Cost
Business ecosystem
Globally
competitive cost
Agility structure
Ability to
Respond to
Change quickly
Discussions
Multiple Disconnected
agencies processes Toyota business
Ecosystem is one of
Diverse The best in the world
Lack of
Information
standardization
systems
Service
EPC Suppliers OEMs
providers
Discussions
Linux
Platform
Disproportionate Visibility of Voluntary
Leveraged by its
influence work initiation
partners
retailers discipline
processes
Toyota
• The big three US automakers has made the annual cost reduction targets for the products
they purchase. To realize those targets they will do anything. They have unleashed a reign
of terror, and it gets worsen every year You cant trust anyone in those companies.
Director, interior systems supplier to Ford, GM and Chrysler, October 1999
• Honda is a demanding customer. But it is loyal to us. American automakers have us work on
drawings, ask other suppliers to bid on them, and give the job to the lowest bidder. Honda
never does that.
CEO, Industrial fasteners supplier to Ford, GM, Chrysler and Honda, April 2002
• In my opinion, Ford seems to send their people to ‘hate school’ so that they will learn how to
hate suppliers. The company is extremely confrontational. After dealing with Ford, I decided
not to buy its cars.
Senior executive, Supplier to Ford, October 2002
• Toyota helped us dramatically improve our production system. We started making one
component and as we improved, Toyota rewarded us with orders for more components.
Toyota is our best customer
Senior executive, Supplier to Ford, GM, Chrysler and Toyota, July 2001
Excerpts from Harvard Business Review article “Building deep supplier relationships”, December 2004
Discussions
Stages
Downstream hub growth
Collaboration Standardization Commitment
Oil firms
Promotion OEMs
Service
providers Process
Enablement Knowledge
management
management
Involvement Logistics
players
Technology
firms
Sustaining
Suppliers
Improving
Critical success factors
Leveraging Common Voluntary
Continuous
Current Intellectual Value driven
communication
knowledge property involvement
ISA 95
MIMOSA
Equipment
PIDX
API 690
Personnel
ISO 15926
Plans
API 610
OPC
Actual
API 689
Discussions
Assuring
Tools to provide intelligent analytics
Q/Q
Rigorous models to leverage additional information
Changing demand
Smart sensors providing more information pattern