The Global Logistics Services sector consists of 6 departments with a specific focus:

Product Lifecycle Management (PLM)
The Product Lifecycle Management team is responsible for securing material availability for ASML's new systems during proto phase, early shipping and initial ramp up. This involves the planning and release of materials throughout the logistics chain from system development through suppliers and manufacturing to customers.

Logistic Service Organization (LSO)
As Logistic Service Operations team we are responsible for Customs & Freight Operations, Warehousing & Freight Infrastructure and Goods flow Management. Our mission is to guarantee the distribution of materials by organizing and operating a logistics network of warehouses, customs and freight.

Customer Supply Chain Management (CSCM)
The Customer Supply Chain Management team is responsible for meeting service level agreements (SLAs) with customers. ASML's aggressive time-to-market strategy and increasing system functionality means machines are often upgraded at the customer during their lifetime. CSCM's highly educated workforce drives planning and execution of the supply chain aspects of commercial upgrades, field change orders, machine shipments and transfers.

Supplier Network Management (SNM)
Supplier Network Management is ASML's supply chain’s interface to its supply base and responsible for material availability for ASML's factories and warehouses. SNM manages over 100 chains up to seven tiers deep, addressing potential bottlenecks and supply risks before they impact our customers.

Supply Chain Planning (SCP)
Supply Chain Planning (SCP) constructs and executes ASML's global supply chain plan and controls its worldwide inventories. The goal is to optimize gross profit by fulfilling current demand with maximum supply chain flexibility within agreed guidelines.

Business Transformation, Excellence and Change Specialist 2
Business transformation and Excellence support the organization by driving the realization of SCM's goals and ambitions now and in the future. Change specialist 2 is part of the Configuration Management organization, ensuring that the 'Configuration Change process' works in the best way possible. It balances and involves different stakeholders while driving the change process through analysis phases, decision making, implementation planning and the actual implementation of engineering changes.