Last mile challenges in Supply Chain.pptx

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My closing keynotes at the 7th Pharma Supply Chain and Logistics Innovation Programme on May 11th in Basel, Switzerland.

LAST MILE CHALLENGES
IN SUPPLY CHAIN
7th Pharma Supply Chain & Logistics Innovation
Programme 10�C11 May 2022 �C Courtyard Basel by Marriott,
Switzerland
Philippe GERWILL, Executive
Advisor

AGENDA
1. Key last mile challenges
2. Lessons from a pandemic
3. Improving last mile delivery models
4. Alternative last mile delivery models
5. Q&A

A FEW KEY PROBLEMS THAT MAKES
THE LAST MILE ALWAYS THE LONGEST
? Cost of last mile deliveries
? Lack of transparency
? Poor granular tracking
? Failed deliveries
? Inefficient routing and lack of route optimization
? Unpredictability in transit
? Lack of proper delivery infrastructure
? Outdated delivery tools and technologies
KEY LAST MILE CHALLENGES

SOME OF THE KEY CHANGES
(VACCINES)
? High costs were not THE key challenge anymore
? Cold chain challenges became standard
? Higher investments
? Shifts in demand planning including the patients
? Adding manufacturing facilities
? Transforming the distribution network
? Opening new small and big vaccination centers
? Adding additional resources and manpower (doctors,
pharmacists, volunteers etc��)
LESSONS FROM A PANDEMIC

KEY AXES TO ADDRESS
? Improve customer-warehouse proximity
? Additional cold chain capacity preparation
? Ship smaller volumes
? Communicate with communities
? Invest in technology for delivery optimization
? Optimize delivery vehicle routes and dynamic vehicle
routing
? Communicate with customers in real-time
? Tap into local courier network
? Implement effective real-time delivery tracking system
IMPROVING LAST MILE DELIVERY MODELS

LEVERAGING ADDITIONAL
INNOVATIONS
? Artificial intelligence and last mile logistics
? Alternative transportation and logistics methods
? Drones
? Delivery robots
? Harness the gig economy transportation workforce via
crowdsourcing apps
? Parcel delivery lockers
? Smart mailboxes
? IoT, RFID, sensors and smart technology providing parcel
traceability
ALTERNATIVE LAST MILE DELIVERY MODELS

CONTACT INFORMATION
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Philippe GERWILL
philippe.gerwill@fusion-cons.com
philippe.gerwill@gmail.com
Mobile: +33 6 06 92 84 79

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Last mile challenges in Supply Chain.pptx

1. LAST MILE CHALLENGES IN SUPPLY CHAIN 7th Pharma Supply Chain & Logistics Innovation Programme 10�C11 May 2022 �C Courtyard Basel by Marriott, Switzerland Philippe GERWILL, Executive Advisor

2. AGENDA 1. Key last mile challenges 2. Lessons from a pandemic 3. Improving last mile delivery models 4. Alternative last mile delivery models 5. Q&A

3. A FEW KEY PROBLEMS THAT MAKES THE LAST MILE ALWAYS THE LONGEST ? Cost of last mile deliveries ? Lack of transparency ? Poor granular tracking ? Failed deliveries ? Inefficient routing and lack of route optimization ? Unpredictability in transit ? Lack of proper delivery infrastructure ? Outdated delivery tools and technologies KEY LAST MILE CHALLENGES

4. SOME OF THE KEY CHANGES (VACCINES) ? High costs were not THE key challenge anymore ? Cold chain challenges became standard ? Higher investments ? Shifts in demand planning including the patients ? Adding manufacturing facilities ? Transforming the distribution network ? Opening new small and big vaccination centers ? Adding additional resources and manpower (doctors, pharmacists, volunteers etc��) LESSONS FROM A PANDEMIC

5. KEY AXES TO ADDRESS ? Improve customer-warehouse proximity ? Additional cold chain capacity preparation ? Ship smaller volumes ? Communicate with communities ? Invest in technology for delivery optimization ? Optimize delivery vehicle routes and dynamic vehicle routing ? Communicate with customers in real-time ? Tap into local courier network ? Implement effective real-time delivery tracking system IMPROVING LAST MILE DELIVERY MODELS

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7. CONTACT INFORMATION QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Philippe GERWILL philippe.gerwill@fusion-cons.com philippe.gerwill@gmail.com Mobile: +33 6 06 92 84 79

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