Nexprime SCM Response

A grouped bar chart titled "Revolutionize planning time with intelligent resource search algorithms and advanced technologies for handling large-scale supply chain data." Three customer cases are compared across three bar series: Vendor X (dark gray), Vendor Y (medium gray), and Nexprime SCM Response (blue). Company A (Consumer Electronics): Vendor X 20.5 min, Vendor Y 23.5 min, Nexprime 3.4 min — reductions of 83% and 86% respectively. Company B (Semiconductor): Vendor X 19.7 min (no Vendor Y bar shown), Nexprime 1.5 min — reduction of 92%. Company C (Semiconductor): Vendor X 320 min (bar truncated with a break symbol indicating an extremely large value), Nexprime 9.4 min — reduction of 97%. Blue dotted arrows indicate the percentage reduction from each vendor baseline to the Nexprime result.

A conceptual diagram titled "Offers the ability to customize planning logic, allowing plans to meet each customer's unique situation and business needs." On the right, a human-profile icon labeled "Requirements" (with a gear symbol on the head) represents customer-specific needs. A large blue arrow points left toward a list of addable logic options: "+ Inv. Optimization," "+ Min. Utilization," and "…" (indicating extensibility). These logic options connect via dashed lines to a central robot-like icon, which represents a logic module. A red downward arrow labeled "Add Logic" shows that new logic can be inserted into the platform below. The lower section depicts the Nexprime SCM Response platform (dark gray bar with a gear icon and the platform name). Three identical module icons—Logic 1, Logic 2, Logic 3—are shown embedded within the platform, illustrating that multiple logic configurations can coexist and run simultaneously.

A side-by-side comparison diagram titled "Securing optimal job sequencing plans by the configuration adopting various goals and constraints for each process." Customer A — "Focused on on-time delivery rate": Goal Priority table: (1) Fulfillment ↑, Rule: No Delay — ON; (2) Delay ↓, Rule: Line Balance — ON; (3) Setup Time ↓, Rule: No Lot Split — OFF. Result: Job change 8 cases (Operating rate 80%), Delayed delivery 2 cases. Gantt chart shows Equip 1, Equip 2, and Equip 3 across periods D1–D4, with multiple setup intervals (labeled "Set up") distributed across all three equipment lines, reflecting frequent job changes to prioritize fulfillment. Customer B — "Focused on equipment utilization rate": Goal Priority table: (1) Setup Time ↓, Rule: No Delay — OFF; (2) Delay ↓, Rule: Line Balance — ON; (3) Fulfillment ↑, Rule: No Lot Split — OFF. Result: Job change 3 cases (Operating rate 90%), Delayed delivery 5 cases. Gantt chart shows Equip 1, Equip 2, and Equip 3 across periods D1–D4, with fewer setup intervals, longer continuous job blocks, and work concentrated toward D3–D4, reflecting a schedule optimized for equipment utilization at the cost of more delayed deliveries. Bar colors: light gray = idle or early-period jobs, dark navy = primary job blocks, blue = secondary job blocks.