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Control your processes.
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Reduce inventory carrying costs, freight,
lead times and line shutdowns.
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Support
continuous improvement and change management initiatives.
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Increase
customer satisfaction.
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Gain the competitive edge.
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Listen to
Kimberly Strange, M.C.S.E.
further explain MMOG/LE
(00:20:13) Originally presented
at the
Radley User Productivity Conference |
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What is it? |
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Who
developed it and why? |
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Materials
Management Operations Guideline / Logistics Evaluation (MMOG/LE)
is a global guideline based on business processes agreed
upon by OEMs and Suppliers. The MMOG/LE includes extensive
best practices and a new self-assessment tool that provides
a means to measure and streamline material planning and logistics
processes. |
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MMOG/LE guidelines were developed by
the Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG) and Odette International
Ltd. to reduce the time and work required by suppliers and
customers to determine materials process compliance. While
it had it's beginning in the automotive industry, MMOG/LE is
being applied across industries around the world. |
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How is it used? |
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The Global MMOG/LE self-assessment
tool is a complex spreadsheet that uses weighted questions
to determine which areas should be given high priority. |
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F1
REQUIREMENTS
If not met, the organization's competitiveness will be
adversely affected. |
F2
REQUIREMENTS
If not met, customer satisfaction and the organization's
performance will be seriously affected. |
F3
REQUIREMENTS
If not met, there is a high risk of interruption to customer
operations with additional costs to be incurred in the
short term. |
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The following questions
are examples from the MMOG/LE:
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F3 - Resources versus customer requirements
shall be reviewed upon receipt of shipping requirements (e.g.,
862/DELJIT), comparing daily ship requirement (usually current
week and week 2) sent by customers. |
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F3 - Customer schedule information
as well as internal production requirements shall be automatically
integrated into the organization's releasing system to avoid
manual transference of data by using ODETTE/AIAG (or equivalent)
electronic communication standards or any other web based
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F3 - The organization shall verify
a) The data contents of shipping labels at the last possible
point in the shipping process to assure consistency between
container content, labels and documentation (the use of electronic
based support systems such as RFID or scanning is mandatory
for some customers); and b) The scanned shipping label reconciles
against customer's delivery requirements. |
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F3 - The organization shall have a process
that ensures defective/obsolete material is contained, segregated,
reworked or disposed of properly |
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Next Step: Achieve Compliance
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• Global MMOG/LE is
also used as a self-assessment, or audit tool, for external
processes within the organization.
• Once implemented, Global MMOG/LE
is the ideal tool to measure existing performance against
‘Best Practices’ and provides the means for driving and monitoring
continuous process improvement.
• Chrysler LLC, Ford Motor Co.,
Renault, PSA Peugeot Citroen, Volvo Truck Corp., and Volvo
Car Corporation are just a few of the OEMs currently using
Global MMOG/LE.
Are
your Customers asking you to comply with MMOG/LE or similar
mandates?
The majority
of the F3 questions in the MMOG/LE self-assessment tool are
addressed directly by our Supply
Chain Productivity (e-Commerce) and our WorkForce
Productivity (data collection) Suites of products. To
learn more call 248-559-6858 or email automotive@radley.com.
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Radley's
Supply Chain Productivity and Workforce Productivity solutions
can help you implement this global standard. Through the
years (actually since 1974) Radley Corporation has worked
with hundreds of manufacturers to implement and maintain
sustainable cost savings in an increasingly competitive marketplace
by enabling and enhancing productivity. Even during the most
challenging of times you can still gain efficiencies in your
shop floor processes using real-time information, reduce
your labor, material and inventory costs by using accurate
data, and optimize your existing ERP investment without throwing
good money after bad. Learn how Radley can help you use the
Global Materials Management Operations Guideline/Logistics
Evaluation as a productivity booster.
You really
do have nothing to lose... Call now and receive a free professional
eValuation* of your current eCommerce and shop floor processes.
Call 248-559-6858 or email
automotive@radley.com. *eValuation is limited in time
and scope and does not include onsite visits.
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