Barilla SpA (A)¶
Hammond, J. H. (1994). Barilla SpA (A).
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Domain-specific¶
- Order-Batching Distortion
- Vendor-Managed Inventory
- In its Just-In-Time Distribution proposal (widely taught from the Harvard Business School case), Barilla sought to have its own logistics organization decide shipments to distributors based on distributors' sell-through and warehouse data, in order to tame enormous week-to-week order swings driven by distributor ordering behavior and trade promotions
This sourceHammond's case on Barilla's proposal to take over shipment decisions from its distributors after widely fluctuating distributor orders. Hammond's case documenting resistance to the continuous-replenishment proposal inside Barilla and among its distributors.
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- In its Just-In-Time Distribution proposal (widely taught from the Harvard Business School case), Barilla sought to have its own logistics organization decide shipments to distributors based on distributors' sell-through and warehouse data, in order to tame enormous week-to-week order swings driven by distributor ordering behavior and trade promotions
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