Supply Chain
Supply chains are evolving at an unprecedented pace. Shifting global geo-political landscape, emerging technologies, growing e-commerce, and a well informed and demanding customer continuously changes demands on supply chains. Driving agility in supply chains to meet these changing requirements is no longer a luxury, but a necessity.
Our teams leverage extensive experience in all elements of supply chain when partnering with clients to identify barriers of agility and optimize the overall performance of their end-to-end (E2E) supply chain. For complex, multi-echelon distribution and manufacturing configurations, we utilize simulation and optimization tools such as LLamasoft to optimize the footprint and inventory to promote supply chain agility. Our end goal is to drive competitive advantage for our clients by making their supply chains perform with consistent efficiency.
Our supply chain improvement offerings include:
- Technology enablement solutions
- Sourcing and procurement
- Integrated planning and inventory management
- Manufacturing strategy and lean implementation
- Distribution and transportation optimization
- New product development
- Supply chain resilience
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