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The FMCG industry is the 4th largest sector in India Supply chains and procurement networks of FMCG
and it typically depends on efficiencies in logistics, companies face major challenges of aligning
supply chain management and procurement and inventory planning, forecasting and execution
has one of the highest inventory turnover ratios capabilities across the organisation, extracting
among diverse sectors of business and economy. inferences from large volumes of data at SKU
locations at periodic intervals to improve
The major growth drivers in the industry are forecasting, identifying and addressing gaps in
growing awareness amongst the consumers, catalogs for competitive pricing, managing data
easier access and the changing lifestyle. When stored in massive legacy systems run on ERP
considering the urban and rural market, urban enabled technologies and fast order fulfilment
accounts for 55% of the revenue generated by the through multiple levels and high inventory turnover
industry whereas rural and semi-urban account rates to ensure smooth operations and managing
for the remaining 45%. As observed and analyzed, complex distribution system comprising multiple
the semi-urban and rural markets have been layers of numerous small retailers between the
growing at a faster pace than urban as demand company and the customer.
for quality products has been going up and
spending power has also increased. Procurement networks of FMCG companies are
characterized by a highly diversified supplier
To further strengthen these growth factors, portfolio that brings together intra-supplier
companies need to focus on creating a quality variances in the pricing, quality standards and
supply chain behind the products, which is delivery schedules in addition to engagements of
cost-effective, trackable at every point, resources, efforts and time in managing complex
collaborative and efficient. The industry requires a procurement processes.
tech-enabled structure to meet the procurement
needs of today and tomorrow.
For the same part code, different plants source Standardisation and consolidation of multiple
different items leading to product mismatch. vendors by acting as a one-stop-shop for MRO
This leads to higher costs and more manual supplies, leading to cost savings.
errors.
Established a flat pricing structure with
Non-uniform pricing structures across plants standardized discounts across plants, and much
resulted in price differentiation for the same more visibility into their pricing process.
product, leading to higher procurement costs.
Identified and rectified unclear and ambiguous
Excel-based Offline System leading to poor purchase data, enabling clean data for efficient
data quality in terms of insufficient material and accurate data analysis
description of products in requirement
SAP Integration with Moglix Buyer’s Portal for
Inefficient Collaboration due to absence of real-time tracking of goods and analytics
common platform for Supplier-User
collaboration leading to multiple vendor Ensuring quality check at 3 steps: supplier side
follow-ups before pickup, inward and outward quality
checks.
An Unintelligent and non-integral System
leading to different terms and conditions of
freight and credit terms across MRO
categories
With 15+ years of experience, Partha Dash brings invaluable Amandeep Singh Bhan is a seasoned business leader with
leadership and insights to Moglix. His expertise lies in 18+ years of experience in functions of sales, strategic
business development, P and L management, international partnerships, and consulting across the globe. His expertise
marketing, emerging market business strategy, sales and lies in strategic planning, business development and
distribution management, retail management and transformation, operational excellence and consultancy.
consumer sales.