A company is, in the first place, a network of people communicating and making decisions together — thousands every day.
Many of those decisions happen in daily operations, as the monthly plan inevitably deviates from reality.
The question is: do you want those decisions to be reactions or responses?
Reactions are uncontrolled — and so are their results.
Responses bring direction, alignment and leadership.
Processes — and ultimately tools — are supportive, but, besides heavy investments, don’t directly impact your bottom line: cost, cash and/or service.
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Some parts of the chain just don’t run smoothly.
You might have a sense of where the issues are — or maybe not –
30 years of experience in supply chain dynamics.
A balanced view of people, processes, tools and performance.
Creating solutions with your people.
Governance and decision-making at the core.
One plan, one team, one process — one chain.
Integration as the basis for lasting results.