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3. SCM »ç·Ê
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Close the communication Loop
Stick to a rhythm across the entire chain.
Leverage your capital assetsto increase supply chain flexibility.
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Segmentation & Targeting
Targeting &Positioning
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1. ZARA ±â¾÷¼Ò°³
In 1975, Zara was start in Spain.
Concept : Display the clothes after 2weeks show in Paris Collection.
Zara has the new designs amount of 10,000 every one year.
Low advertisement rate.
Achieves a higher net margin more than any other competitors.
Zara`s Rapid performance
Zara keeps almost half of its production in-house.
Manufactures and distributes products in small batches.
They can design, produce, and deliver a new garment and put it on display more 15 days.
Instead of relying on outside partners, the company manages all design,
warehousing, distribution, and logistics functions itself.
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A have a short SCM.
So they have a ability to respond in quick changing
market`s Need.
Responsivenss
Always new products but limited supply
Design/
year
production/
year
Color/
a garment
size/
a garment
New SKUs
40000
10000
5~6
5~7
300000
Flexibility
4. ZARAÀÇ 3°¡Áö¿øÄ¢
1. Close the communication Loop
In Zara stores, customers can always find new products. But they¡¯re in limited supply. There is a sense of tantalizingexclusivity, since only a few items are on display even though stores are spacious. Zara¡¯s retail concept depends on the regular creation and rapid replenishment of small batches of new goods.
The `fast fashion`system depends on a constant exchange of information throughout every part of Zara¡¯s supply chain.
Zara¡¯s single, centralized design and production center is attached to Indicted headquarters in La Coruna. In consistence of three spacious halls
Women¡¯s clothing lines
men¡¯s clothing lines
Children¡¯s clothing lines
Separate desig