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1. Implementation and progress of the DDAE project at the Michelin multinational
Chapter written by Thibaut d'Herouville, Michelin Group Supply Chain Industry Director.
1.1 Context
The supply chain of Michelin, a manufacturer of tires for all types of vehicles, comprises eight levels (from materials suppliers to retailers), i.e. 4 highly heterogeneous industrial levels (continuous processes such as petrochemicals, metallurgy, component assembly, etc.) and 4 distribution levels.
Complexity stems not only from the number of items (15,000) and nomenclatures (200 materials in a tire), but also from the number of local and intercontinental point-to-point flows, linked to vertical integration and site specialization. Inventories are high, on the order of 4 billion euros, with a service rate of 100% for vehicle manufacturers...
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