2002-09-30-Bain-Why_companies_flunk_supply-chain_3页_35kb

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Lack of Clear Performance Measurement: Only 15% of companies have complete information on supply-chain performance, hindering effective tracking and improvement.
Insufficient Incentive Alignment: Less than 20% of companies use pay-for-performance rewards tied to supply-chain results, leading to misaligned motivations.
Limited External Tracking: Barely 7% of businesses monitor supply-chain activities beyond their own four walls, missing opportunities for optimization.
Over-reliance on Technology Fixes: A majority prioritize IT upgrades over fundamental talent and strategy improvements for supply-chain issues.

Prioritize Strategic Framework: Establish a clear supply-chain strategy at the highest level, focusing on effective and responsive supply chain designs based on product uncertainties.
Shift to Performance Metrics: Replace intuition with data-driven metrics to track overall performance, ensuring accuracy and actionable insights.
Align Incentives with Goals: Use pay-for-performance systems that reward supply-chain executives for actual improvements, not just inventory turns.
Extend Collaboration: Link operations with external partners like suppliers, customers, and logistics providers to gain full visibility and flexibility.
Emphasize Talent Development: Invest in supply-chain expertise rather than relying heavily on IT fixes alone.

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