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Supply Chain Transformation

Your supply chain is constantly facing disruptions, leading to delayed deliveries, increased costs, and unhappy customers—are you struggling to find a sustainable solution?

Supply Chain Transformation

The scope of the supply chain varies among organizations, but the potential for innovation is universal.

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The rapid transformation of value chains among suppliers, organizations, distributors, and customers is a testament to the power of new ideas. Innovation in process and business models is not only making this network efficient but also customer-centric, inspiring a new way of thinking.

 

While some organizations have achieved excellence, others are on the path to maturity. This is undoubtedly the key improvement pathway of modern management practices. 

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Inefficiency in supply chain performance can be identified by symptoms such as; Higher Inventory, Failure of production planning, Distribution ineffectiveness, Higher Cost of Product

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How We Can Help

Featured Aspects  

Process

  • Effective Business Model development.

  • Pre, In & Post Contract Management maturity.

  • Network efficiency improvement.

  • Supply Chain wastage reduction.

  • Inventory Strategy (RM, WIP, FG at the plant, FG at Network etc.)

People

  • Improved visibility for managers (effective decision-making)

  • Objective decision-making (no room for subjectivity)

  • KPI for everything, and linked with organization goal

  • Innovative culture for value enhancement

Performance

  • Lower Inventory level

  • No Stock Out situation

  • Distribution efficiency

  • Lower fleet cost

  • Product Development & Innovation

Inventory Management

- Inventory Turnover Ratio
- Days of Inventory on Hand (DOH)
- Stock Accuracy

Procurement Efficiency

- Cost per Purchase Order
- Procurement Cycle Time
- Supplier Negotiation Savings

Supply Chain Flexibility

- Order Fulfillment Lead Time
- Response Time to Supply Chain Disruptions
- Volume Flexibility Ratio

Risk Management

- Risk Event Frequency
- Time to Recover from Disruptions
- Percentage of Multi-Sourced Materials

Supplier Performance

- On-Time Delivery Rate
- Supplier Lead Time
- Supplier Defect Rate

Logistics and Distribution

- Freight Cost per Unit
- On-Time Delivery Rate
- Transportation Lead Time

Cost Reduction in Operations

- Cost per Unit Manufactured
- Total Supply Chain Cost as % of Revenue
- Cost of Goods Sold (COGS)

Supply Chain Visibility

- Real-Time Tracking of Shipments
- Percentage of Data-Driven Decisions in Supply Chain
- Information Sharing Across Supply Chain Partners

Supply chain disruptions are common, but with the right data strategy, they don’t have to derail your operations.

Data in Supply Chain

Our Approach

Supply Chain Transformation

Our Insights

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