1. MOHD ARIF BUSHRA ZAHEER KHAN AASHISH DHAR ANUP AGARWAL DIMPLE KUMARI ARUNIMA SHARMA ARTI YADAV PANKAJ YADAV

2. WORLDS LARGEST RETAIL COMPANY

6. HISTORY OF WALMART

7. The company’s founder was Sam Walton Born on 1918 at Oklahoma

8. By 1969,walton had established 18 Wal-Mart stores. By late 1970s the retail chain had established a pharmacy and an auto service center. In 1980s ,Wal-Mart continued to groom due to huge customer demands in small towns. By 1984,there were 640 Wal-Mart stores in U.S. Wal-Mart suffered a setback in 1992 when Walton died But it continued its growth in the 1990s focusing on overseas stores 1992 ,México(joint venture with cifra. 1994,Canada(acquired 122 wool co stores from Woolworth) 1997,Germany (acquired 21 store of wertkauf).

9. This phenomenal growth of Wal-Mart reduced cost through efficient “SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT”

10. SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

11. OFFICIAL WEBSITE

14. TV COMMERCIAL

15. HUB & SPOKE SYSTEM

16. First retailing companies pioneered the retail HUB & SPOKE system. Goods centrally ordered ,assembled at massive warehouse.HUB from where they were dispatched to the individual stores i.e. SPOKE

17. PROCUREMENT

18. Wall-Mart Procurement Sell thing in low price. Procured directly from the manufacturers , by passing all the intermediaries. Procure things from the vendors when product being bought IS NOT AVAILABLE ELSE WHERE AT A LOWER PRICE. Spends time meeting vendors and understanding their cost structure. Making the process transparent

19. USING EDI FOR PROCUREMENT Computer systems connected to its suppliers. EDI enables the supplier to download purchase order along with store-to store sales information relating to their products sold

20. LOGISTIC MANAGEMENT

21. LOGISTIC MANAGEMENT Fast and responsive transportation system. Distribution centers serviced by more than 3500 company owned trucks. Drivers were committed and dedicated to customer service. Hired only experienced drivers who had driven more than 300,000 accident –free miles ,with no major traffic violation.

22. CROSS DOCKING

23. Finished goods were directly picked up from the manufacturing plat, sorted out and then directly supplied to the customer. Reduced the handling and storage of finished goods. Manufacturer directly forwarded the goods to a place called the “STAGING AREA”.

24. INVENTORY MANAGEMENT

25. Wal-Mart invested heavily in IT and communication systems to effectively track sales and merchandise inventories in stores across the country. Good communication system. Set up its own satellite communication system in 1983. A “HAND HELD COMPUTER” which was linked to in-store terminals through a radio frequency network. Helped them to keep track of the inventory in stores ,deliveries ,and backup merchandise in stock at the distribution centers.

26. Quick replenishment. Pretty darn quick display. Retail link system.