Cookbooks / Departmental cookbook
Supply Chain and Operations
Accelerator for operating in the EDAVEN hub
Operational promise, availability and capacity, approved recovery and proof of execution, for whoever answers for operations.
A ready starting point for your industry
The cookbook is the offer version of the knowledge on this topic: it comes from the BoK, is implemented by Services with the CoE and starts running in the EDAVEN fabric, with people and agents working together.
- The knowledge
- BoK. Method, decisions, recipes and data for the topic, ready to adapt to your case.
- The implementation
- Services. The Arcogi team and the CoE apply the recipes to your case, as contracted.
- Where the operation runs
- The fabric. Data Ready, Organization and Agents and Decision Intelligence, as the case requires, with people and agents.
What the market is facing
Operations answers for the promise to the customer in an environment of limited capacity and many surprises.
Pains the cookbook solves
Each pain has an answer in recipes applicable to your case.
What it costs today: Promises made without checking availability and capacity.
What the cookbook changes: Recipes that assess availability and capacity before promising.
What it costs today: Foreseeable failures discovered late.
What the cookbook changes: Anticipating the risk of failure and prioritizing recovery.
What it costs today: Learning does not return to planning.
What the cookbook changes: Feeding causes and patterns back into the plan.
Executive view
Decisions gain method, indicators defined beforehand and a reading of the effect afterwards.
Recipes in the cookbook
- Version the operational promise
- Assess availability and capacity
- Anticipate risk of failure
- Compose and prioritize recovery
- Execute the recovery on time
- Collect proof and update state
- Handle exception and root cause
- Feed back into planning and standard
What your leadership receives
- Prioritized decisions, with an owner and a baseline.
- Recipes applied to your case, first in shadow operation.
- Indicators defined beforehand and measured afterwards.
- The proposal for the next step, with an exit criterion.
Indicators tracked
OTIF, availability, lead time, capacity, backlog, losses and cost to serve
Technical view
Which data goes in, how the recipe is organized and where it connects.
Data and source systems
- Orders and promises
- Inventory and capacity
- Execution events
- Cost to serve
Connections
Open to adapters and connectors with the ecosystems you already use, such as Snowflake, Databricks, AWS, GCP, Microsoft and others. Connections are defined in each project.
What comes with each recipe
- Problem and decisionGoal, context, alternatives and expected result.
- Data and indicatorsSources, definitions, quality and starting reference.
- People and agentsOwners, activities and approvals.
- Application and evidenceAdaptation roadmap, tests, exceptions and measurement.
How to start
From the first case to continuous operation, a ladder with an exit criterion at each step.
Organize and govern what already runs
Organization & Agents
Organize and govern the agents that already exist, each with an owner, an accepted limit and a record of every act.
Structure the first case
VÉRTICE Executivo
A critical decision is read end to end: data, owners and baseline. It ends with the chosen recipes and the proposal for the next step.
Apply a capability
Decision Sprint
One to three recipes run in shadow operation, beside the human decision, on the baseline.
Operate and follow
MDC · Managed Decision Cell
The recipes start operating under supervision, and the effect is tracked against the baseline.
Recipes guide adaptation and supervised implementation. Scope, integrations and acceptance criteria are defined in the proposal; examples and screens use synthetic data.
Which part of your operation needs to move forward?
Start with a recurring decision or an outcome that matters. Together we identify the data, people and first capability required.