This document summarizes Intel's global supply chain operations. Intel has fabrication plants located around the world and ships approximately 1.9 million shipments per year, averaging 550 kilograms per day. Air cargo represents 78% of Intel's freight spending, with 59% of freight spending originating in Asia. Intel faces challenges in managing global freight costs and delivery reliability due to trade imbalances and increasing complexity in emerging markets. The air cargo industry is also facing challenges in providing reliable global capacity and affordable services to meet the needs of companies like Intel.

1. International Air Cargo Forum and Exposition September 2006 Greg Skrovan Intel Corporation Intel Transportation Supply Chain

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13. Intel Supply Chain Vision Mission: Increase customer and Intel success by optimizing supply and demand, and delivering valued supply chain solutions Vision: Agile fulfillment capability that is easy for customers and maximizes shareholder value.

14. Global Transportation & Logistics Outsourcing Vision - TransPerfection “Perfecting the Business of Global Transportation” Establishing Cutting-Edge Transportation Management Systems Providing the Right Service at the Right Cost at the Right Time Evolving a Culture of Controls Ensuring Clean, Visible Data for Value-Add Information Investing in the Growth of our People Mission: Deliver a Supply Chain Advantage to Intel by: