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IFTLC May 11 th 2016 Daniel Pronovost

2 Go Raptors Go!

3 Daniel Pronovost Director Home Delivery Operations Sears Canada Inc. 20 yrs experience big ticket retail -Sales -Operations -Supply Chain -Logistics -Customer Service Large national retailers such as Hudson Bay Company and Sears Canada Inc. Regional retailers such as Appliance Canada, Corbeil and Wise Buy Home

4 Who is Sears Canada? Sears Line Haul (SLH) provides the bulk of our 1 st mile and replenishment needs -700 power units trailers DC’s -4 main sites (Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto and Montreal) Retail stores, dealer stores, catalogue sites and E-commerce -Comprising of 700,000 2 man white glove home delivery stops per year 46 home delivery sites -4 hubs (DC’s) -42 spokes -Service over 90% of Canadian postal codes

5 Sears Corporate Delivery Sites Sears Logistics Facilities Hosting Delivery Site Port Coquitlam Cross-Dock Calgary NLC Regina Parkway Belleville CSC Vaughan NLC Montreal NLC Who is Sears Canada?

6 Canada big ticket challenges Fragmented volumes -Multiple channels servicing the same market -Inefficient use of transportation -Utilizing multiple final mile carriers to service the same PC’s -Acting independently has continued to drive up costs -Supplier and retailer very protective of their information Customer has more choice and channels to purchase from -The rise of E-tailing (Omni channel and Market Place) -Specialty regionalized retailers (ELTE Mkt, Appliance Canada) Bottom Line -Decreased volume -Making decisions that impact customer negatively (decreased service days) -Increased cost per item/delivery -Lack of critical mass

7 Current state Kjdshkjakhask;fas

8 How to increase critical mass Sourcing 3 rd party retailers and manufacturers to support their entire logistics and supply chain needs -LG (drop ship and final mile for Costco) Providing system solutions to increase track and trace -Real time visibility all the time for manufacturers, retailers and customers -Cost savings and customer experience far out way the concern to protect information Enhanced customer experience -Multiple items delivered on the same day from multiple sources -Visibility and constant communication Combining volume to drive down CPC and CPS -Increased volume reduces miles between stops  attracts better driver teams

9 Future state

10 Beyond the physical network Finding the right software to support this complex business requirement -Seamlessly integrated at every point -Provides real time visibility -Network optimization,  point of origin  1 st mile  drop ship  final mile  direct to home -Detailed reporting -Inventory integrity……………and the list goes on! Ship to Home -From point of origin to customer

11 Optimized cube

12 Optimized route

13 Online tracking tool customizable to the needs of the manufacturer or retailer (LG portal)

14 Online tracking tool real time visibility for customer……avoid the costly “not at home”

15 Online tracking tool customizable consumer communication

16 Online tracking tool off setting fraud and security risk by adding identifiable carrier information

17 Ship to Home benefits - bigger picture Ship to Home solution -Leveraging manufacturers inventory from multiple sources direct to consumer -Streamlined tools to manage the origin to consumer process -Optimizing the efficiency of freight movement  point of origin tracking  1 st mile  drop ship  final mile Real time alerts focused on maximizing cubage -Not important who you are it’s about where you are Faster and reduced delivery cycles

18 Ship to Home benefits Reduced operational costs Reduced capital expenditures Reduced carbon footprint And ultimately -Improved customer experience -Improved sales platform

19 Conclusion Ship to home with support and input from Sears Canada is working towards changing the face of collaborative final mile Ship to Home and Sears Canada have teamed up to lower costs associated to transportation at Sears Canada – proven success The Ship to Home program will benefit all retailers and product suppliers by reducing costs and increasing customer experience. Maximum collaboration equals maximum savings