SC21

Why implement SC21 in your business : The Value Proposition

  • Increased competitiveness, enhanced customer perception and lower internal costs through implementing the various aspects of development and performance.
  • Excellent delivery and quality performance, reduced supply chain risk and implementing leaner production methods are just some of the outcomes.
  • Ultimately, the aim of the SC21 programme is to reduce overheads and costs in the supply chain and ultimately contribute to an improved bottom line.
  • Proven track record of success backed by real business case studies.

 

SC21 Objectives 

The primary objectives of the SC21 program is to establish a systematic and integrated approach to improvement, with ongoing monitoring from both.

A. An internal standpoint i.e., to track the progression of improvement initiatives

B. An external standpoint i.e. to validate progress using a industry recognised assessment framework.

SC21 is not an auditing process but a continuous improvement process that produces real bottom line results.

 

Guiding Principles

SC21 is supported by the UK Aerospace Supply Chain Competitiveness Charter which reflects the Aerospace Industrial Strategy. The Charter demonstrates the commitment of prime and tier 1 companies to their UK suppliers, with SC21 participants committing to developing a working culture that focuses on development, performance and relationships.

 

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