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| Air & Ocean Case Study: Project Logistics & Compliance |
| Client |
A major Japanese electronic equipment manufacturer |
| Issue |
Client sourced parts from five countries and sub-contracted production in order to deliver 1,500 rail car propulsion assemblies over 7 years. The client needed to mitigate the cost of configuration changes, serial and engineering changes, as well as the fact that material may cross 3 or more borders. The complexity of which all drove significant supply chain costs. |
| Scope |
Walker was engaged to managing 5 main assemblies, from pick up, through staged production, to end-user. |
| Solutions |
- Coordinate Japan & US content to Mexico assembly
- Coordinate Mexico main assembly to US end-user
- JIT delivery to production plan
- Air, Sea & Truck scheduling US, Canada & Mexico compliance, consultation & control
- US content Sub-contractor coordination
- Inventory control & Warranty Parts management
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| Results |
- 99% plus on-time performance in delivering components to the rail car manufacturer (our customer’s customer)
- All within originally budgeted pricing
- Error-free compliance record with US, Mexican and Canadian Legal and Regulatory authorities
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