THE PORSCHE PANAMERA WITH A SUPPLY CHAIN AND LOGISTICS

Porsche is the name is synonymous with technical perfection and elegant design. Porsche Panamera  is a produce from  the Mega Factories. So it’s no surprise that Porsche would demand the same type of perfection from its logistics processes in its plant. Porsche has a conscientious design from the Micheal Muer, Head of Designer of Mega Factories. The goal of the company is a make the fastest, most precise, modern manufacturing facilities worldwide. This means eliminating all stock, resulting in a perfectly coordinated process chain from delivery all the way through to the finished car.

               The process of the production is very rush of speed to make a top of production. As this case, the company can reduce the leads time. This poses a unique challenge when it comes to harmonizing the IT environment. Systems must support and optimize the processes within any given plant, while simultaneously integrating across the entire corporate structure. The supply chain is fit perfectly into Porsche’s existing system environment, while seamlessly allowing individual solutions to be implemented at the respective location.

               Porsche runs faster the production line. Porsche in Mega Factories has created a masterpiece in logistics. As parts are delivered every hour, the flow of goods is depicted in real-time. No inventories, no waiting times, instead the highest degree of precision and flexibility. The Mega Factories use a robot and forklift as supporting activities, so it can make the production going smoothly. Even if faced with a change on short notice, production will be able to stay in synch.

               Porsche stays at the top production management. The System Application (SAP) Products solutions are crucial to streamlining and speeding up production. Porsche to this high degree of flexibility, Porsche in Mega Factories can react to the market quickly and smoothly. So not only are Porsche’s car models trailblazers, the company is at the top in car manufacturing as well.

             The logistics involved in the production and distribution of prestigious household name commodities utilizing hundreds of thousands of parts across a range of top quality items are simply mind boggling and require both physical and documentary systems and equipment capable of delivering any item, no matter how small and seemingly insignificant, when and where required. Then, German sports car manufacturer Porsche required a modern and efficient automated small parts storage system.

           Lastly, "Excellent service in the spare-parts business contributes greatly to Porsche's future success, because after automobile production and development of components for other manufacturers, this area is one of our biggest sources of revenue," said Stefan Arnold, leader of the Supply Chain Management project at Porsche. "With System Application Products (SAP) software, we've optimized our logistics and improved our service. Spare parts now arrive in the right place at the right time."