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Re: CEO-Letter // The answer
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Wed, 9 Mar 2005 04:20:56 GMT
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In lugnet.color, Scott Lyttle wrote:
In lugnet.color, Ondrew Hartigan wrote:
In lugnet.color, Reinhard "Ben" Beneke wrote:
To read the answer follow this link:

http://f24.parsimony.net/forum61776/messages/97463.htm

Leg Godt,

Ben


cool beans


my only question is:

if the only thing holding the company back from going back to the old colors is
money, how much are we talking about? a million, 10 million? 50 million?


ondrew


now if i only knew tonights lotto numbers =)

As a past manufacturing and process engineer with some business management
background, I'd say you'd have to factor in the supplier agreements for X amount
of color concentrate, cancellation and breach of contract penalties, contract
negotiations for the new color supplier, and purchase of new material, box art
changes, rebuilding models for the box art to begin with, entry in MRPII system
to readjust all product lines, reestablishment of the color palette, production
runs to verify the "new" Old gray, just to name a few of the other issues to
take in effect...

Not as simple as just changing the gaylord or train hopper full of material...

(again, standard issues with any process change)

-Scott


true true.

most of what you mentioned could be taken care of at no cost by doing the switch
back with new sets rather than redoing current sets[1]. other than that i really
couldn't say since well i just don't know what there contracts/and internal
policys would dictate what they would need to do.  only time will tell.

ondrew

[1] this is the same way they did the change from old grey to new grey just in
reverse.



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  Re: CEO-Letter // The answer
 
(...) I agree. Sorry, I interpreted that as a "what can be done now", as opposed to "what can be done regarding next year's sets" -Scott (21 years ago, 9-Mar-05, to lugnet.color)

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(...) As a past manufacturing and process engineer with some business management background, I'd say you'd have to factor in the supplier agreements for X amount of color concentrate, cancellation and breach of contract penalties, contract (...) (21 years ago, 8-Mar-05, to lugnet.color)

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