SUMMER INTERNSHIP POLICY (SIP)

(3RD JUNE-31ST JULY)

COMPANY OVERVIEW
Outlook Publishing (India) Private Limited is a non-profit
organization that was founded on April 23, 1992. It's a
private, unlisted firm that's categorized as a limited-by-
shares corporation.
The company's authorised capital is Rs 5600.0 lakhs, and
its paid-up capital is Rs 5556.72 lakhs, or 99.22709
percent. The latest annual general meeting (AGM) of
Outlook Publishing (India) Private Limited took place on
September 30, 2017. According to the Ministry of
Corporate Affairs, the company's financials were last
updated on March 31, 2017. (MCA).
Mission
 To provide exceptional value to our customers,
shareholders, employees, and the broader community.
 Create a dynamic workforce of devoted and passionate
employees by continuing to learn and grow them.
 Develop ties with our business partners that are
mutually beneficial.
 Utilize cost-effective practises to build a successful
corporation.
Vision

Outlook Publishing (India) Private Limited has been in  To be a high-end multinational corporation with a laser-
the finance business for the past 29 years and is still like concentration on business.
operational.
Values
The Registrar Office in Mumbai (Maharashtra) is where
the company is registered. Windsor, 7th Floor, Off C. S. T.  Integrity
Road, Near Bandra Kurla Complex, Santacruz - East
 Teamwork
Mumbai MH 400098 IN is Outlook Publishing (India)
Private Limited's registered address.  High Achievement
 Outlook Weekly: This is a weekly magazine that
covers all sports, lifestyle, national and international
news, politics, and other topics. This can be considered
a weekly newspaper alternative. In most cases, people
who work 9 to 6 jobs don't have enough time to read the
newspaper. As a result, this magazine can be tailored to
them and made so that they can read the newspaper over
the weekend.
 Outlook Money: This is India's best money magazine,
as well as one of the greatest in the world. It is
published every two weeks and is primarily aimed at
investors.
 Outlook Traveller: It is a travel publication aimed at
people who enjoy travelling and discovering new
destinations, accommodations, and cuisines. It gives a
thorough analysis of the locations, restaurants, and
motels. It can be rented on a monthly basis.
 Outlook Hindi: It is a fortnightly magazine that covers
all the news in the same way as a weekly magazine
does, but in Hindi.
 Outlook Business: It's one of the top business
magazines on the market, and it can be aimed at
corporations or business people.
 Phase-I (8th June 2021-24th June 2021)

B2C task

• A sales target of Rs 15,000 was given to be achieved in 15 days with the product
portfolio of Outlook Business, Hindi, Money and Traveler

Phase-II (26th June 2021-25st July 2021)

Task-1 Outlook Supply chain

• Various elements of Supply chain network
• Implement a product-process matrix and formulate a sound purchasing and
supply strategy
• Dyadic and Triadic relationship in Outlook’s supply chain.
• Outsourcing and retaining supply chain elements
Internship Tasks • Design the various elements of a print media company’s supply chain network
from manufacturing to consumer

Task-2 Aggregate planning for Outlook gateways

Task-3 Consider an Outlook magazine group company,

• State the LSC strategy they have undertaken in the aspects of: Operations
Decision, Advantages of their Operation Decision strategy, Corporate strategy,
Retail strategy, supply strategy, list of few strategic suppliers, distribution ,4V
analysis, Operation strategy matrix, competition analysis

Task-4 Determining the EOQ,Holding cost, Setup cost, reorder point and
annual demand to production ratio

Internship Project SIP Project(15th July 2021-31st July)

Understanding the expansion strategies of the supply chain
Supply chain strategies

Supply chain management (SCM) involves the movement of products and services from suppliers to distributors. SCM involves the flow of
information and products between and among supply chain stages to maximize profitability.

The major functions involved in SCM are the procurement of raw materials, product development, marketing, operations, distribution, finance,
and customer services. Customers are an integral part of SCM.

The objective of supply network or SCM is to maximize the overall value. Value is correlated to supply chain profitability. Here, profitability is
the difference between the total revenue generated from the customer and the overall supply chain costs.

Strategies and designing of the supply chain include:

• Deciding on the supply chain structure and the activities each stage of the supply chain will perform
• Selecting a location and capacities of facility
• Deciding on the products that are to be made and the location where they need to be stored
• Choosing the modes of transportation and the source from where the information is to be collected

Supply chain design decisions are long term projects and are expensive to reverse; so the manager must take into account the market
uncertainty.
Global Supply Chain Disruption and Future Strategies
Survey Report 2020
39% and 27% 25%
respectively opt for favors digital solutions or
Operational analytics
The project is based off a secondary and AI/robotics
monitoring tools to gain
more supply chain
research, from the survey conducted technologies visibility and to identify
by Foley & Lardner LLP titled risks.

“Global Supply Chain Disruption

47%
and Future Strategies Survey 2020”
Tools and application
that improve supply 16%
143 experts took part in Foley & chain tracking and are in favour of
Lardner LLP's 2020 Global Supply visibility
Survey implementing
Blockchain and other
Chain Disruption and Future Highlights new technologies to
redefine transactions
Strategies Survey in June and July
2020. Respondents were primarily
from the United States (78 percent)
and Mexico (18 percent) and were
screened for supply chain 15%
management activity at their Manufacture or
organizations. source their services
from India
 SUPPLY CHAIN VISIBILITY
 Supply chain visibility (SCV) is the ability to track individual components, sub-assemblies and final products as they travel from
supplier to manufacturer to consumer.

 SCV is enabled by supply chain management technology, which provides near-real-time data about logistics and supply chain
operations. That data helps companies maneuver around inventory shortages, avoid bottlenecks, meet compliance directives and
track products through to delivery.

Goals of Supply Chain Visibility

 The broad goal of SCV is to collect better information about supply chain operations, improve efficiency, reduce risk, boost
customer satisfaction and increase profits. Companies achieve these results via the improved planning, insights and supply chain
execution delivered by supply chain management software.
Implementation of visibility solutions
SUPPLY CHAIN ANALYTICS
Predictive analytics allows organizations to determine optimal inventory levels to satisfy demand while minimizing
stock. 
Forecast models
A forecast model is one of the most common
predictive analytics models. It handles metric
value prediction by estimating the values of new
data based on learnings from historical data. It is
often used to generate numerical values in
historical data when there is none to be found.
One of the greatest strengths of predictive
analytics is its ability to input multiple
parameters. For this reason, they are one of the
most widely used predictive analytics models in
use. They are used in different industries and
business purposes. For example, a call center can
predict how many support calls they will get in a
day or a shoe store can calculate inventory they
need for the upcoming sales period using forecast
analytics. Forecast models are popular because
they are incredibly versatile.
Outliers Models
While classification and forecast models work
with historical data, the outliers model works
with anomalous data entries within a dataset. As
the name implies, anomalous data refers to data
that deviates from the norm. It works by
identifying unusual data, either in isolation or in
relation with different categories and numbers.
Outlier models are useful in industries where
identifying anomalies can save organizations
millions of dollars, namely in retail and finance.
One reason why predictive analytics models are
so effective in detecting fraud is because outlier
models can be used to find anomalies. Since an
incidence of fraud is a deviation from the norm,
an outlier model is more likely to predict it
before it occurs. For example, when identifying
a fraudulent transaction, the outlier model can
assess the amount of money lost, location,
purchase history, time and the nature of the
purchase. Outlier models are incredibly valued
because of their close connection to anomaly
data.
Time series model
While classification and forecast models
focus on historical data, outliers focus on
anomaly data. The time series model
focuses on data where time is the input
parameter. The time series model works
by using different data points (taken from
the previous year’s data) to develop a
numerical metric that will predict trends
within a specified period.
If organizations want to see how a
particular variable changes over time,
then they need a Time Series predictive
analytics model. For example, if a small
business owner wants to measure sales
for the past four quarters, then a Time
Series model is needed. A Time Series
model is superior to conventional
methods of calculating the progress of a
variable because it can forecast for
multiple regions or projects
simultaneously or focus on a single
region or project, depending on the
organization's needs. Furthermore, it can
take into account extraneous factors that
could affect the variables, like seasons.
Classification models
One of the most common
predictive analytics
models are classification
models. These models
work by categorizing
information based on
historical data.
Classification models are
used in different
industries because they
can be easily retrained
with new data and can
provide a broad analysis
for answering questions.
Classification models can
be used in different
industries like finance and
retail, which explains
why they are so common
compared to other
models.
Clustering Model
The clustering model takes data
and sorts it into different groups
based on common attributes.
The ability to divide data into
different datasets based on
specific attributes is particularly
useful in certain applications,
like marketing. For example,
marketers can divide a potential
customer base based on
common attributes. It works
using two types of clustering –
hard and soft clustering. Hard
clustering categorizes each data
point as belonging to a data
cluster or not. While soft
clustering assigns data
probability when joining a
cluster.
SUPPLY CHAIN SUSTAINABILITY - BLOCKCHAIN
Blockchain for business uses a shared
and immutable ledger that can only be
accessed by members with permission.
Network members control what
information each organization or
member may see, and what actions each
can take. Blockchain is sometimes called
a “trustless” network — not because
business partners don’t trust each other,
but because they don’t have to.

This trust is built on blockchain’s

enhanced security, greater transparency,
and instant traceability. Beyond matters
of trust, blockchain delivers even more
business benefits, including the cost
savings from increased speed, efficiency,
and automation. By greatly reducing
paperwork and errors, blockchain
significantly reduces overhead and
transaction costs, and reduces or
eliminates the need for third parties or
middlemen to verify transactions.
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