We plan, source, make and deliver the products that help other people do their jobs. Nobody knows more, does more or cares more about “making” than we do. There is a difference between theoretically understanding manufacturing and living and breathing it. Our customers can’t afford to get this wrong. That’s why manufacturing isn’t a side business or a one-off. This is what we do.
The Integrated Supply Chain: Our Foundation
From the supply of materials and production of parts and components to the distribution, sale and delivery of our products, the integrated supply chain is our foundation. Having the right people in the right jobs makes our customers successful and makes us the supplier of choice.
We offer endless opportunities in locations around the world to do what you love and build a well-rounded career. If you’re an innovator, a maker, or a problem-solver who is passionate about helping customers achieve incredible results, explore our career opportunities now.
About Our Team
Every day, more than a million components, sub-assemblies and finished goods move through our facilities, destined for machine operators and end users operating in every corner of the world. From the cold of Antarctica to the heat of Africa, from the depths of the oceans to the heights of the Himalayan mountains, Integrated Supply Chain is about more than making and delivering great products (although we do that, too). Our people are all about the design and betterment of every product, every service, and every solution – the entire lifecycle.
Our Integrated Supply Chain Center of Excellence brings together logistics, inventory management, supply management and sourcing to offer customers unique and unparalleled value.
In this environment you can expect to be part of teams who:
- Operate with indisputable integrity and ethics. You can be proud of every decision.
- Bring high-quality products to market on-time with full lifecycle management. We are there, always, for customers.
- Offer world-class lead times and service while smartly managing costs. If there’s a better way, we do it.
- Continuously improve our processes to create industry benchmarks. We lead, others follow.
Integrated Supply Chain Functions
The global Integrated Supply Chain organization plans, sources, makes and delivers Rockwell products and services to customers. Here’s a functional overview.
Plan
Supply Chain Planning, Strategy & Transformation
This organization is focused on supply chain optimization, via digital enablement, supply chain network design and global supply chain planning.
Source
Strategic Sourcing
Strategic Sourcing is focused on optimizing the company’s supply base focusing on the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) by incorporating market intelligence, organizational goals, internal stakeholder requirements and external customer needs.
Global Workplace Services
Deliver a safe and secure workplace that promotes customer centricity, fosters collaboration and innovation, supports the unique needs of businesses and individuals, and allows people to be their best at work to achieve great results.
Make
Manufacturing Operations
Focused on consistently delivering operational performance improvements through standardized processes, while demonstrating the benefits of the Connected Enterprise through an engaged workforce.
Deliver
Logistics & Customer Care
Our Logistics group is focused on strategic management, movement, storage and fulfillment of materials (component and finished good) throughout the network while ensuring the optimum cost, quality and service. The Customer Care organization is focused on orchestrating simplified and personalized experiences for our customers throughout their product lifecycle journey.
Govern
Quality
In addition, Quality organization is focused on providing an outstanding customer experience by leading the organization to deliver the highest quality and most reliable data, products, services and solutions.
Manufacturing Engineering
Manufacturing Engineering is focused on launch and operational excellence by establishing, deploying and governing technical solutions with standards for manufacturing and fabrication processes.
Learn More About What We Do
The Integrated Supply Chain is an incredibly important piece of what we do at Rockwell Automation. Learn about trends and timely topics in these recent blogs and podcasts.
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5 August 2022
Discover how traceability technology and connected products can transform your supply chain management and support your digital transformation journey.
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23 March 2022
Customers and Value-Added Resellers Can Now Register Rockwell Automation Products Via Web App.
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20 December 2021
Kelly Sheveland, master production scheduler, is working with purpose and impact as she grows her Integrated Supply Chain career at Rockwell Automation.
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30 August 2021
Bridget Martin finds meaning and purpose in her Integrated Supply Chain career at Rockwell Automation, which has taken her overseas to live in Singapore.
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2 March 2021
Organisations accelerating supply chain innovation through digital transformation can handle market disruptions better; get product to market, faster; and manage a disappearing workforce.
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22 February 2021
Ernest Nicolas, Chief Supply Chain Officer, Integrated Supply Chain, at Rockwell Automation and his colleague Jen Upthegrove, Director of Global Supply Chain Process and Systems, join host Mike Loughran to discuss the challenges of making your supply chain both agile yet resilient enough to handle any crisis.
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16 February 2021
Ernest Nicolas, Chief Supply Chain Officer, Integrated Supply Chain, at Rockwell Automation and his colleague Jen Upthegrove, Director of Global Supply Chain Process and Systems, join host Mike Loughran to discuss the challenges of making your supply chain both agile yet resilient enough to handle any crisis.
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23 January 2021
Companies need supply chain processes agile enough to make faster changes, and resilient enough to recover from a lack of raw materials, product or capacity.
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14 January 2015
How do you use machine technology to drive product development and meet changing consumer demand?
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