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A fragmented supplier performance process was mapped from purchase order to goods receipt. Twelve informal exception types became one standardised workflow with clear escalation triggers and SLA checkpoints.
Outcome: delivery performance improved within two quarters using a lightweight tracking layer on the existing ERP.
The spare-parts catalogue was classified by criticality, failure frequency and lead time. Reorder logic held by two long-tenured employees became a structured replenishment policy.
Outcome: working capital was released within one financial year without sacrificing service.
Three repetitive administrative processes were documented in full before automation. Existing tools were used only after inputs, rules, exceptions and outputs were clear.
Outcome: targeted automation created a verified annualised productivity benefit.
The deliverable is not the outcome. The outcome is what the business can now see, decide and do better.
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