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Supply Chain Solutions for High Tech
High Technology
Many of the world’s leading high tech companies – including Dell, Texas Instruments, HP, Lenovo, Samsung, LG, Toshiba, and Fujitsu – have turned to i2 for its innovative supply chain management technology and domain expertise.
i2 helps high tech companies:
- Synchronize global supply chain activity at all levels – including design, technology, manufacturing, logistics, service, and channel management – for increased competitive advantage
- Facilitate multi-party collaboration with supply chain partners to shape demand and its impact on supply, revenue, and margins
- Reduce costs and improve asset utilization through lowering transportation costs, aligning sales and operations, and decreasing inventory
“The ROI is there, and the inventory turns are up. When you consider our turns prior to i2 solutions, we have clearly made significant strides. Ultimately, we expect to achieve an inventory turn improvement of about 30 to 40 percent.”
Supply Chain Solutions for the High Technology Industry:
- Channel Management
- Configuration and Pricing
- Demand Planning
- Direct Supply Management
- Network & Inventory Optimization
- Order Fulfillment
- Production and Distribution Planning
- Sales and Operations Planning
- Service Parts Management
- Sourcing
- Technology
- Transportation Management
How can we help you?
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Case Study
Managing Inventory at Texas Instruments
With manufacturing operations all over the world, Texas Instruments (TI) needed a process for managing its inventory more effectively. Because of the nature of the semiconductor industry, TI faced several challenges in its supply chain, including long lead times, short product life cycles and inadequate customer service levels. TI has more than 55,000 stock keeping units (SKUs) and processes upwards of 145,000 orders each month. Because there are multiple stages in the semiconductor supply chain, there are several places where inventory could be held to produce the necessary finished goods
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