Strategic Definition - Supply Chain Rationalisation

Strategic Definition

• Network design
• Supply chain rationalisation
• Inventory policy

Total Logistics re-engineer your supply chain to keep it up-to-date

Supply chain networks grow and develop over time due to mergers & acquisitions, new developments such as e-commerce & e-fulfilment, new markets (e.g. China, India and Russia), globalisation and increased environmental awareness (carbon footprint). As a consequence, supply chains often become complex and inefficient, and unable to address future demands.

Total Logistics helps clients to review the product movements in the current supply chain network and redesign the product flows to increase efficiency by evaluating alternative options. Our consultants help clients rationalise their strategic supply chain decisions by completing location & depot analysis; network modelling, visualisation & evaluation and running cost-to-serve analyses.

By improving the flow of information and encouraging collaboration between different parties across the supply chain, we provide a platform to increase speed of product movement, reduce inventories, control supply chain costs and eliminate waste. Total Logistics keeps your supply chain fit for purpose.

• Nestlé
• K Swiss
• Oxford University Press
• Getting Your Supply Chain Into Shape
• Simplifying The Process