Merchandise C&A O C T O B E R J O A C H I M W I L K E N S / H A N S P E T E R S C H E I D T

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Merchandise Visibility @ C&A O C T O B E R 2 0 1 7 J O A C H I M W I L K E N S / H A N S P E T E R S C H E I D T

Merchandise Visibility @ C&A 1 About C&A (Europe) 2 The RFID journey History and learning s 3 G2MT Vision and scope 4 Crawl Walk Run Fly approach 5 Standard EPCIS Architecture 1

About C&A (Europe) Founded by Clemens and August Brenninkmeijer C&A was one of the first companies offered ready-to-wear clothes in different sizes Family members are leading C&A in sixth generation C&A is to date a family business and is owned by COFRA Holding plc with business activities in different industries Retail Real Estate Corp. Investments Only Private Brands Annual Sales 5.5 bn 500 m pcs HQ in Düsseldorf and Brussels 1841 C&A starts in Sneek, Netherlands 1890 s 1st major expansion: Amsterdam store opens 1911 1st international expansion: Berlin store opens 1963 European Expansion 1976 Brazil 1999 Mexico 2007 China ~1.500 Stores in Europe 2 m Visitors per Day 21 Countries in Europe Online Shops in 8 Countries 35.000 Employees 400 Suppliers 2

Merchandise Visibility @ C&A 1 About C&A (Europe) 2 The RFID journey History and learning s 3 G2MT Vision and scope 4 Crawl Walk Run Fly approach 5 Standard EPCIS Architecture 3

The RFID journey @ C&A PoC 2013 PoC 2014 100 Stores Germany Pilot 2016/17 100 Stores France 100 Stores Germany Roll Out 2018/19 10 Countries CEE PoC 2012 25 Stores Germany 5 Stores Germany 4

Findings Challenges No Standardization at C&A Existing Process Complexity Missing Process Consistency Lack of Commitment Merchandise Visibility is no Fast Selling Item New processes need acceptance New Technology needs acceptance Both might be refused by persons as they indicate failure of work in the past Wows Technology works perfectly Information about real lead times Information about real Out-of-Stocks Information about NOSBOS (Not-On-Shelf-But- On-Stock) Real information about the huge correlation between stock accuracy and sales Possibility to reduce stock w/o negative impact on sales Change needs Management Management Attention Monitoring Convincing KPI s 5

GS1 Support Internal Trainings on Standards Training for IT Project Management Support Senior Project Management with huge knowledge of RFID Vendor Trainings Joined Development of Vendor Training Program for Source Tagging (GS1 Germany, Hong Kong) and Avery Dennison Roll-Out Support Training and Project Management Support in native Language with RFID knowledge by GS1 France leaded by GS1 Germany 6

Merchandise Visibility @ C&A 1 About C&A (Europe) 2 The RFID journey History and learning s 3 G2MT Vision and scope 4 Crawl Walk Run Fly approach 5 Standard EPCIS Architecture 7

G2MT Vision C&A to become HER favorite omni-channel retailer by 2021 Allowing HER to shop when, where and how SHE wants Transform IT infrastructure and logistics to greatly improve the way to bring our products to HER 8 2 5 A P R I L 2 0 1 7

G2MT Scope e2e Supply Chain Planning Forecasting and allocation Order management Logistical fulfillment Store operations enabled by + 9 2 5 A P R I L 2 0 1 7

Merchandise Visibility @ C&A 1 About C&A (Europe) 2 The RFID journey History and learning s 3 G2MT Vision and scope 4 Crawl Walk Run Fly approach 5 Standard EPCIS Architecture 10

Basic Processes along C&A s supply chain Supplier/Sourcing Distribution Center Stores Source Tagging Based on GS1 standards and C&A Tagging Guidelines Tagging Quality Control by QSM Creation of shipping notice for the stores (ASN) based on single item per transport unit through automatic RFID reading in tunnels Goods Receive based on ASN from DC Regular Cycle Counting RFID Point of Sale reading Stock-Room/Sales-Floor Operations based on RFID 11 2 5 A P R I L 2 0 1 7

Future architecture must be open and scalable Customer Engagement Basics such as stock data accuracy Advanced processes such as sub-location processes Customer Services and Omni-Channel worldpress.com 12

Ready for Future Architecture 13 2 5 A P R I L 2 0 1 7

Merchandise Visibility @ C&A 1 About C&A (Europe) 2 The RFID journey History and learning s 3 G2MT Vision and scope 4 Crawl Walk Run Fly approach 5 Standard EPCIS Architecture 14

EPCIS Repository - Big Picture 15

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