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Rondot Automotive

Case Study

GROUP - 8
Aman Kumar 1204
Devansh Singh 1217
Harsh Garg 1223
Harshit Verma 1224
Madhav Agrawal 1229
Pranshu Porwal 1237
Sonu Garg 1259
Vikesh Kumar 1268
Glenn Northcott, purchasing planner

at Rondot Automotive in Jackson


Evaluating outsourcing opportunity

Case
feasibility of outsourcing the plant’s

painting requirements

Summary Meeting with Terry Gibson,


purchasing manager, and the plant manager, Dick Taylor,

What action, if any, needed to be taken next.


Manufacturing plant in Jackson,
Mississippi
Rondot
Produces small motors for engine cooling

Automotive HVAC and anti-lock brakes


Production capacity of approximately 7
million motors per year
Motors shipped directly to OEM assembly
facilities of Ford, GM, DaimlerChrysler,
Honda, Toyota, BMW
End
Customers
In house solution or outsourcing

Price reduction

Key Increased Global competition

Inexperienced Planner

Issues Lack of technology development

Total sales declined

Environment and sustainability


Current in-house paint production

6 housing families (100% volume)


7 million units produced per year
$.10 for materials
$.12 overhead expenses
$.03 for labor
$.25/housing for painting production
Total of $.25/housing => 7 million units*$.25 = $1.75 million
-Outsourcing of 5 housing families

- Represents 60% of volume 4.2 million units

- $.15/housing paint production

Outsource - $.03/housing for transport/packaging

- Total of $.18/housing => 4.2 million * $.18 = $756,000


Opportunity - Produce 1 family in-house: due to current manufacture technique

- Represents 40% of volume 2.8 million units

- Total of $.25/housing => 2.8 million * $.25 = $700,000

 $756,000+$700,000 = $1,456,000
In-house Outsourcing
Cost reductions
Control over production capacities Exceed environmental standards
Advantages Job security for production staff Access to new/efficient technology
Increased production capacity

Increased cost to train skilled employees Increased lead time/ inventory to

Disadvantages Continuous upgrading and meet in-house motor production

maintenance of wet paint system requirement


Increased risk due to possible Exposure to supplier risk
in-house production failure
Outsource 5 motor housing families
Recommendation
Continue to make 1 housing family
/
Conclusion Creates a Gray Zone -60/40 split
Cost saves of $294,000.
Thank
you!!

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