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To gain a better sensing of the project and being continuous learners, several sources of information proved useful to our team. These articles allowed us to gain insights into the best practises of supply chain management, in particular to the farming and grocery business | |||
[https://hackerfarm.jp/2019/04/the-food-chain-japanese-agriculture-from-farm-to-supermarket/ https://hackerfarm.jp/2019/04/the-food-chain-japanese-agriculture-from-farm-to-supermarket/ ] | [https://hackerfarm.jp/2019/04/the-food-chain-japanese-agriculture-from-farm-to-supermarket/ https://hackerfarm.jp/2019/04/the-food-chain-japanese-agriculture-from-farm-to-supermarket/ ] | ||
Revision as of 04:19, 31 July 2021
Background
The Foodhall is one of PT Mitra Adiperkasa Tbk business segments. The business is grocery retail with two types of premium supermarket concepts: The Foodhall, a large format supermarket and Daily Foodhall, a smaller format supermarket located mostly in residential areas. Our project team has been tasked to examine Foodhall’s current retail strategy and propose viable solutions for The Foodhall.
The COVID-19 pandemic has posed numerous challenges to businesses especially those that are operating as brick and mortar stores. It is just one of the factors listed by our stakeholders as motivation for a rethink on retail strategy. Another consideration is how Foodhall can structure an end to end solution for its supply chain that would reduce wastage, reduce middlemen, and enhance the experience for its suppliers and consumers by offering fresh foods at the best possible price and quality.
The team got down to our challenge by first looking at the system, namely the supply chain. We used the iceberg model to identify patterns and trends as well as the mental models, we also looked at our system problem statement to define our why of the challenge as well as the what and how. We came up with the stakeholders most relevant to the challenge at hand and their importance relative to Foodhall. Descriptive goals were then drawn up and metrics for measurement to keep us aligned to success led to the next steps which was to develop an app that would track purchase and supply data and democratise this across the entire supply chain to achieve better provision of fresh foods to the end user and reduce waste. These various steps are highlighted in the next sections.
Team Members
Background Research
To gain a better sensing of the project and being continuous learners, several sources of information proved useful to our team. These articles allowed us to gain insights into the best practises of supply chain management, in particular to the farming and grocery business
https://hackerfarm.jp/2019/04/the-food-chain-japanese-agriculture-from-farm-to-supermarket/
https://www.relexsolutions.com/resources/managing-grocery-retail-supply-chains/
https://www.gartner.com/smarterwithgartner/3-steps-to-a-digital-supply-chain/