IMPERIAL CRS

GGR Case Study - Inside Moves_V0_r4_08APR2019

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communicate@morethanprint.com | www.morethanprint.com | 855.818.3405 CASE STUDY | Pg.3 THE OPPORTUNITIES AT HAND (Cont.) • Emergency runs, inventory management, and obsolescence The customer was concerned that their inventory management system could be having a direct impact on the number of rush orders that had to be done, which was also generating a healthy amount of obsolescence. - With poor visibility to inventory on hand, their team had minimal insight as to what was coming down the pipeline, and rush orders meant rush fees and that added stress to the environment. Partial rolls sat on top of machinery, forklifts, and cabinets, and they were often thrown away, adding up to an estimated $40K a year in waste alone. BUILDING A SOLUTION With agreed upon direction, Imperial further engaged with cross-functional sets of their teams to begin constructing our target condition. Our engagement and inclusion of their teams allowed for greater clarity as well as buy-in and adoption of any process or product changes that resulted in new solutions. Through our MTP process, we garnered a firm understanding of products, process, available reporting tools, information flow, and more. This information is critical when guiding teams on the development of improved processes. We designed a relatively significant program change, a transition of their barcoded label production to be primarily done internally. This included a few key facets: • We worked with the customer to develop strategies to leverage their production forecasting report to identify label requirements in advance. • We set their engineering department up with the following: Label design and production software and the required training Label printer

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