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The SAP Supply Chain Analyst is paramount in the Company’s pursuit of operational excellence, aiming to streamline processes, enhance productivity, and facilitate continuous improvement.
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Drive a Continuous Improvement culture by deploying lean tools, including VSM, Standard work, 5S, TPM, OEE). This role will work with plant transformation teams to support continuous improvement initiatives, train employees on lean principles, and help to identify efficiencies.
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Reporting to the Lean Director, this person will be responsible for fostering, promoting, and deploying the Atkore Business System (ABS) as a change agent for continuous improvement at multiple facilities.
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Champion a culture of innovation, collaboration, and continuous improvement within the Supply Chain Technology team and educate the Supply Chain organization on the value of technology to their business.
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Knowledge of Supply Chain, Financial Projects and HCM business processes applied to Tier 1 ERP methodology is helpful. Our client is seeking a Supply Chain Functional Lead to be a key liaison between the business and IT providing production support and implementing solutions that produce exponential operational impact.
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At Boston Scientific, the Supply Chain Accelerated Leadership Development rotational program is a full-time position with benefits and consists of three, eight-month rotations within Supply Chain (Supply Planner, Demand Planner, and People Leader roles.
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Logistics, Supply Chain Manager, Supply Chain, Supply, Manager, Operations, Management. Balancing speed, efficiency and proximity, the Company manages a global supply chain with cutting-edge technology, based on centralization for frames and on a capillary network for lens finishing and prescription laboratories.
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Reports to: Continuous Improvement Director - Global Supply Chain Location: Preferred location North America or Europe Roles & Responsibilities: The candidate will work across Supply Chain, IT, Finance, Commercial, Legal, and Product Line Leadership to develop and execute the Continuous Improvement strategic roadmap, including: Lead and inspire a high-performing team fostering a positive, diverse, and inclusive environment.
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Knowledge of Java Development, Apache CFX, SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) Knowledge of Supply Chain, Financial Projects and HCM business processes applied to Tier 1 ERP methodology is helpful.
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The Supply Chain Analyst will use various quantitative methods and tap into all available techniques and resources to collect relevant data – including distribution data and procurement metrics, as well as information on productivity and customer demand – to prompt improvement in the performance and effectiveness of the department’s daily operations.
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Partner with other functions within Abbott Nutrition to maximize opportunities for improvements and to build a sustainable OpEx program across the Supply Chain. Active support of the OpEx strategy in the plant, with the primary focus of running the site PMO, facilitation of the necessary activities to meet site cost improvement targets and building the necessary project pipelineIdentification and validation of cost improvement projectsDefine OpEx goals, project plans and coordinate project teams, ensuring that projects are integrated with business strategies.
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Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management, Business Administration, or related field. Responsibilities include ensuring a cost-effective and efficient supply chain, strategic planning, managing logistics, optimizing processes, and leading teams to achieve business goals.
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Maintain the supply chain hierarchy in Hyperion Essbase by collaborating with our Business Intelligence (BI) team. About the Job We currently have an exciting opportunity for Financial Analyst – Supply Chain to join our Tailored Brands Financial Planning & Analysis team.
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Best in-class COE procurement and supply chain experience; governance (policies, procedures, tools, templates, data, performance, KPIs), procurement process redesign, process adherence and improvement Proven track record of successfully developing and implementing strategic initiatives and programs, including but not limited to the execution of major tool/system implementations, automation efforts, end user training and communication, continuous improvement initiatives etc.
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The Quality Continuous Improvement Manager will communicate with Manufacturing, Technical Service, Sales, Customer Service, Strategic Sourcing, R&D and Supply Chain at all levels.
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