SNCF Case Study: Sustainable Procurement Transformation
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This case study examines the transformation of Société Nationale des Chemins de fer Français (SNCF), France's national railway company, towards sustainable procurement. The study details the challenges, objectives, and implementation processes undertaken by SNCF to establish a world-class purchasing department. Key figures like Pierre Pelouzet and Olivier Menuet spearheaded the initiative, focusing on strategic tools, atmosphere, and administrative plans to enhance governance and address supplier issues. The case highlights the timeline of events, from SNCF's founding to the implementation of new procurement strategies, and outlines the project's objectives, including cost savings, improved service, and reduced carbon emissions. The study emphasizes the importance of change management, employee motivation, and supplier relationships in achieving sustainable procurement goals, with the ultimate aim of creating a more efficient and environmentally responsible supply chain. The analysis includes a discussion of the 'Impressionist's Approach' and the use of a simple dashboard for SD operations, and concludes with a discussion of the outcomes of the implementation, including an evaluation of customer facilities, supplier quality, and dynamic development. The case study highlights the importance of empowerment, focus, and the need to address established practices in order to achieve successful procurement transformation.
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