Capgemini’s Connected Autonomous Planning

2. 2© Capgemini 2020. All rights reserved | Capgemini’s Connected Autonomous Planning Capgemini’s Connected Autonomous Planning is a holistic approach to addressing some of the most complex challenges that large CP organizations face today. From the interpretation and integration of demand data and consumer insights to core digital operations, Capgemini will help accelerate your performance to ensure the right products to the right location … at the right time and cost. Bringing together our expertise across the CP industry in supply chain strategy, operating models, continuous touchless planning, and insights and analytics, we partner with our clients to not only understand their barriers but also to develop the planning solutions – from demand right through to fulfillment – to adapt and to thrive in this increasingly complex world.

3. 3© Capgemini 2020. All rights reserved | As a CP organization, supply chain is the lifeblood of your operations. Modern supply chains represent a delicate balance of disparate processes and organizational silos that can ultimately make or break your business. Transforming your digital operations and supply chain is a complex undertaking and, without the right expertise and guidance, transformation can disrupt your business negatively instead of enhancing it. “By 2023, at least 50% of large global companies will be using AI, advanced analytics, and IoT in supply chain operations.” (Source: Predicts 2019 for Supply Chain Operations) With technology playing a greater role in the personal lives of consumers and their shopping habits, expectations have changed dramatically and have come to challenge the concept of what it takes to be a successful brand. Today, consumers: • Want to discover products, services, and niche brands in ways you can’t control – social media, influencers, DTC • Expect products to be fulfilled on their terms and at their convenience – subscription, marketplaces, big box vs. local retailers, social networks • Want transparency around ingredients and sourcing and alignment with their individual ethos • Are changing where and how they engage with your brand and the brands of your competitors at an increasingly fast rate – image recognition, chat, messaging apps, voice. How do you continue to grow profitably while meeting these shifting customer expectation? Clearly a new paradigm is at play. Reorder protein bars

4. 4© Capgemini 2020. All rights reserved | The new world for Consumer Products Leveraging our deep industry experience, our global strategy, innovation, implementation, and operations capabilities, Capgemini partners with some of the world’s leading CP organizations to help them create supply chains that are more agile and responsive in an increasingly volatile market, helping them sustainably improve cost, cash, and service while driving growth. Capgemini’s Connected Autonomous Planning sets organizations up for success with the benefits of: • Human-centric design thinking • Operational analytics • AI-enriched forecasting • Touchless, continuous, end-to-end planning using machine learning and automation • Collaboration across an ecosystem of partners.

5. 5© Capgemini 2020. All rights reserved | Bringing to life real-time, end-to-end supply chain visibility using advanced analytics to enhance insights and real- time decisioning Creating an automated end-to-end planning capability working in a continuous cycle to be agile and responsive to real-time demand Consumer Supply chain strategy and operating model User-centric design and change management Continuous, touchless, end-to- end planning Total demand forecasting End-to-end visibility and analytics Domain services Helping organizations develop strategies and an end-to-end planning model that puts the consumer at the center of digitally enabled supply networks Using advanced analytics and AI to create an accurate forecast in an increasingly volatile and complex demand environment Designing solutions with the end user in mind to maximize impact and adoption, while managing the change impact across the planning organization and connected stakeholders

6. 6© Capgemini 2020. All rights reserved | Supply chain impact – typical benefits Delivery (OTIF) Manufacturing efficiency (OEE) Transportation cost Inventory holding Financial impact 5%–8% 25%–30% 2%–3% 3%–5% Supplier demand stability Headcount (FTE) • Enables optimal schedule with fewer changeovers • Stable schedule • Enables optimal routings • Higher cube utilization • Access best contracted rates • Accurate stock norms • Disciplined use of inventory and trustworthy norms • Supplier (inbound) supply chain efficiencies • Consolidation and automation • More accurate forecast, more stable and predictable plan Connected autonomous planning crystalizes the value of doing things differently with enhanced margin performance, improved levels of integration and standardized KPIs. Revenue Cash Cost10%–30%

7. 7© Capgemini 2020. All rights reserved | Where to start – Assessment High-level design over 12 weeks Close Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12 As-is assessment To-be design sprint 1 Business case Establish baseline performance, headcount, and costs Identify benefit levers and cost buckets Estimate operational and one-off costs Develop business case As-is mapping (meetings/workshops) Assess current system setup Identify opportunities Analysis and document as-is Mobilization and prep: Project kick-off Market leadership engagement meetings Define user needs As-isSteer co. 1 High-level to-be Steer co. 2 Business case and transition planning Steer co. 3 Build user journeys and user-centric design thinking Develop roll-out change management approach and market adoption toolkit Level 3 process design v1 Technology architecture and gap assessment Automation and analytics definition Level 3 process design v2 Straw model (HL to-be) Organization design Location assessment (broad) To-be design sprint 2 Transition and business case Automation and analytics roadmap Transition roadmap Transition planning 1 21 4 3 4 52 1 Workshop (client + CG) Design workshop Site visit 1 Workshop (CG) Location assessment (specific) Steering committee 5 6 7 8 2 3 4 1 Deliverable As-is assessment To-be model Business case Analytics plan Automation plan Transition plan Change-management plan Market adoption toolkit Master data and integration plan 2 Master data and integration plan Set up meetings and workshops Start data collection Market calls Draft as-is Detailed to-be 3

8. 8© Capgemini 2020. All rights reserved | Deliverables As-is assessment • Processes – Mapping processes to organization and location (“who does what where?”) • Organization – Organizational chart, job roles, FTE, RACI, and reporting lines • Supply chain performance – Organizational chart, job roles , FTE, RACI, and reporting lines • Planning technology – Technology architecture. To-be design • Processes – Mapping of high-level process steps to organization and location (“who does what where?”) • Organization – Organizational chart showing job roles and reporting lines • Supply chain performance – Performance metrics and target levels • Planning technology – Technology architecture required to support the to-be model, building on the client’s latest planning technology roadmap • Automation – Definition of opportunities to automate outside of core planning technology. Business case Business case looking at efficiency and effectiveness Transition plans Transition plan showing the key activities, milestones, and overall timescale for transition to the to-be model Change management plan Change management approach for transition to the to-be model Market adoption approach and toolkit Approach to adoption of a market onto the to-be model, from initial engagement to post-go-live support

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