Stuller Settings Stuller Settings has come a long way since 1970 when Matthew Stuller first began providing local jewelers with findings (components) on a friendly, timely basis. Today, Stuller Settings is one of the world's largest manufacturers and distributors of fine jewelry-related products, providing more than 300,000 different items to the trade. Stuller provides just-in-time delivery to its account base of more than 50,000 jewelers throughout North America, and the world. Stuller has been able to ensure a 99% line item fill rate by managing its operations with inventory planning and optimization models. Through its innovative manufacturing and distribution techniques, Stuller has become known as the premier just-in-time supplier to the industry. The company operates in nearly 200,000 square feet of manufacturing and administrative facilities at its headquarters in Lafayette, Louisiana, with additional manufacturing facilities in Chattanooga, Tennessee. To improve its sourcing of diamonds and colored stones, Stuller has established buying offices in Tel Aviv in Israel, Bangkok, and Thailand and entered into cooperative agreement in Bombay, India. Stuller has also opened jewelry service centers in Houston, Los Angeles, Seattle, Miami, Chicago, Philadelphia, Atlanta, and Toronto to serve retail jewelers in those major metropolitan areas. Our industry reputation is based on next day delivery of virtually everything needed to supply your local jeweler. Being in stock is not just a financial decision, but a strategic one.

1. Outline warehouse-based technology systems (software, equipment, etc.) that may be adapted into Struller Setting global distribution network and warehouses. Include 2-3 examples of technologies that may be suggested for integration and their benefits, as well as any potential negatives to the technology. Students should also include examples of manufacturers that the technology may be sourced from and any associated makes/models.

2. Outline transportation/logistical technology systems (software, equipment, etc.) that may be adapted into Struller Setting global supply chain (inbound and outbound shipments). Include 2-3 examples of technologies that may be suggested for integration and their benefits, as well as any potential negatives to the technology. Students should also include examples of manufacturers that the technology may be sourced from and any associated makes/models.

3. Outline information-based technology systems (software, equipment, etc.) that may be adapted into Struller Setting global offices to support their sourcing and administrative requirements. Include 2-3 examples of technologies that may be suggested for integration and their benefits, as well as any potential negatives to the technology. Students should also include examples of manufacturers that the technology may be sourced from and any associated makes/models.