Transcription of Industrial Footprint - EY
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Industrial FootprintIndustrial Footprint2We define Industrial Footprint as What and how much products and services should we develop and produce where .Typical questions to be answered are: What products and services should we offer to what markets? Where should we locate our operations How can we generate value and HOW should we develop and make our products and servicesIndustrial Footprint what and why?Why perform an Industrial Footprint Analysis?A Footprint study can have a major impact on the business and is all about balancing several competing goals. Dynamic markets force companies to revisit their operational Footprint regularly in order to stay competitive. Typical triggers that cause a need to revisit the production Footprint and the sourcing setup are: Cost/cash restraints demand a restructured Footprint in order to invest, amortize on debt or give dividend Current Footprint is not suitable for existing business due to changes in the market or cost development Current Industrial Footprint does not support strategy- or busines
Industrial Footprint 3 The underlying drivers behind can be both external and internal changes. Examples of external drivers are: • Consumer …
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