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Operational Performance

Operational performance focuses on executing Supply Chain Planning strategies with consistency and discipline to achieve predictable revenue fulfillment, superior customer service, resilient operations, and profitable growth. Explore insights on operational excellence, manufacturing performance, fulfillment execution, capacity utilization, throughput improvement, on-time delivery, and continuous improvement. Learn how manufacturers and distributors leverage data, technology, and best practices to reduce variability, improve working capital, increase productivity, and build scalable, high-performing operations.

Sustainability – who knew that it’s common sense?

These are just a few sustainable ideas. They are largely common sense and do not require significant capital/cash.

Is Your Inventory System Working?

In my experience in working with clients across multiple industries, geographies and sizes, I have no doubt that effective inventory management is far from a no-brainer, yet implementing a few secrets to success can yield dramatic bottom line results.

Prominent Business Trends for the New Year

Think about how these trends could impact your business, department or role. How can you get ahead of the curve?

Top Strategies to Ensure Success in the New Year

As we start the New Year, I thought it was worthwhile to discuss critical yet often overlooked blocking and tackling manoeuvres that ensure success.

Improving Operational Efficiency

As I continually find, fundamentals are often overlooked yet critical to success; thus, it seems this is a great topic to take a look at.

Supply Chain Fundamentals Accelerate Performance

In today’s new normal business environment where volatility is the new norm, customers’ expectations are elevated and speed is king, you must stand out from the crowd.

Got Cash?

You wouldn’t think so from the way companies are hoarding cash; however, in general, they have a stockpile of cash and remain leery to spend it. Last year, there was a 2% decrease in days working capital (DWC), according to CFO Magazine.

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