Leading Supply Chain & Logistics Consultants for SMEs
Are you a Director or a Senior Executive in a Small to Medium Enterprise of $5-50 million annual turnover?
Do you have Supply Chain and Logistics challenges that cause you concern?
Would you like a fast and proven process to solve these challenges and get your organisation on track to improved sales and reduced costs?
Dawson Consulting is a brand within the Logistics Bureau Group that provides a range of specialised, cost effective Supply Chain and Logistics Consulting services to businesses just like yours.
We’re well established in the Logistics Industry, and the services have been developed to ensure you gain maximum benefit for minimum investment and are based on working with thousands of consulting clients since 1990.
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Recent Supply Chain & Logistics Blog Posts
Warehouse Capacity – How to Increase It and Avoid Moving
One of the major challenges many companies face today is warehouse capacity. This is a trend we’ve seen at Logistics Bureau over the past few years. Initially, it was triggered by the pandemic, but it has continued to be an issue as businesses expand, merge, and acquire new operations…
Women in Supply Chain – Imposter Syndrome – with Alma Arzate
In today’s supply chain industry, women continue to face unique challenges, including overcoming imposter syndrome. Alma Arzate, with her 25 years of experience in various sectors, shares her insights on this topic. The lack of female role models in leadership early in her career contributed to her own feelings of imposter syndrome…
Order Profitability – Online Audit
All Supply Chain and Logistics operations leak profits. It’s natural. But are you aware of it? Sadly, normal reporting systems don’t report very well at a customer and product profitability levels. They tend to report aggregate figures. And so these very common losses are ‘hidden’ within the data. It’s very common to have at least 10% of your customers orders as loss makers. And I’ve seen as high as 81%…