Supply Chain Technologies

How Do Supply Chain Technologies Add Value?

ERP Selection is a Strategic Priority

ERP and related technologies should only be a priority if you want to grow and succeed for decades to come. By utilizing ERP and supply chain technologies, you’ll maximize your efficiency and drive customer satisfaction. If not, it will be the same as if you said you wanted to stick with the horse and buggy instead of leaping into a Ford.

To put this into perspective, according to Deloitte Insights (from 20220), manufacturers’ average IT budget as a percentage of revenue is 2.14%. Of course, it depends on whether you are small or large, but the ballpark remains valid. If focused on ERP (as a modern ERP system is vital to success), a rule of thumb is that you’ll spend 5-7% of revenue (for the full project price and implementation cost). How do these compare with your budgets?

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LMA Consulting Releases New eBook on AI & Advanced Technologies in Manufacturing and Supply Chains

Check out Lisa Anderson’s new ebook, AI & Advanced Technologies in Manufacturing, how manufacturers and distributors can harness AI and advanced technologies to drive business performance, customer value, and bottom-line results.

Upgrading Manufacturing Planning to Reduce Costs & Inventory

Upgrading Manufacturing Planning to Reduce Costs & Inventory

As companies navigate tariffs, geopolitical risks and high interest rates, there is an emphasis on reducing costs and inventory levels to free up cash and maintain profit levels while successfully serving customers’ ever-changing needs. The most successful companies are upgrading their planning processes and rolling out automation and advanced technologies.

Industrial automation drives manufacturing success through AI, workforce upskilling, capacity expansion and tech upgrades

Industrial Automation Powers Manufacturing Success

Industrial automation is no longer optional—it’s the foundation for competitiveness and profitability. In this Supply Chain Byte, Lisa Anderson shares what manufacturers must consider when investing in automation to boost efficiency, improve responsiveness and stay ahead in a rapidly changing marketplace.

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Demand Planning & Forecasting Consulting

USE OF ERP / SYSTEMS

Production & Materials Planning Consulting

ERP ASSESSMENT & SELECTION

Capacity & Labor Planning Consulting

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ANALYSIS/ BI