Speaker 1: Welcome to our new video dedicated to exploring the depths of supply chain execution, SCE, a vital component of supply chain management that transforms logistic strategy into operational actions. In an increasingly competitive and globalized business environment, the efficiency and precision of supply chain execution can determine a company's success or failure. Today, we will dissect the concept of SCE, its ambitious objectives, and the technological tools that enable flawless logistic execution. Let's discover together how SCE lays the foundation for an agile and responsive operation, capable of dynamically meeting market challenges. Supply chain execution encapsulates the orchestration and implementation of logistics activities, from order and inventory management to the planning and execution of transportation, as well as warehouse management and production. It is the practical application of strategic supply chain plans, translating forecasts and schedules into physical movements of goods. SCE is therefore the cornerstone that ensures products reach their final destinations efficiently, cost-effectively, and within the expected timelines by customers. The objectives of SCE are multiple and interconnected, aiming to 1. Ensure complete visibility over the product journey to proactively anticipate and resolve potential issues. 2. Optimize order management so that each product is launched, transported, and prepared with utmost precision, thereby reducing delays and enhancing customer satisfaction. 3. Integrate production and supplier constraints into planning to avoid stockouts or overstocks, thus harmonizing supply and demand. These objectives underline the need for a reactive and flexible logistic execution, capable of adjusting and optimizing operations in real-time to meet market demands. To achieve these ambitious objectives, SCE relies on a suite of specialized tools, including 1. TMS – Transport Management System – provides a platform to optimize transport planning, shipment tracking, and transport cost management. 2. WMS – Warehouse Management System – enhances warehouse operation efficiency by optimizing stock layout, accelerating picking processes, and automating repetitive tasks. 3. MAE – Manufacturing Execution System – increases transparency and control over the manufacturing process, ensuring resources are optimally used to meet production plans. 4. ERP – Enterprise Resource Planning – integrates all operational and financial data into a unified system, allowing for an overview and improved coordination of SCE activities. These advanced technologies enable companies to navigate the complexity of modern supply chains, ensuring smooth execution and minimizing disruptions. In summary, supply chain execution is a critical element of supply chain management, playing a decisive role in a company's ability to efficiently meet customer expectations while maintaining operational efficiency. Through a combination of strategic planning and the judicious use of advanced technologies, SCE allows companies to turn logistical challenges into strategic opportunities, strengthening their market position and competitiveness. Thank you for joining this presentation on supply chain execution. We are now open to your questions to explore how these principles can be applied to optimize your supply chain operations. See you soon for a new video on supply chain event management.