Supply Chain and Logistics Blog
Cost to Supply v Cost to Serve and Why You Need to Understand It
Cost to supply is a concept similar to cost to serve, but the focus shifts to your suppliers’ costs. It’s about understanding what your suppliers spend to deliver goods to you. This is just as important as knowing what it costs you to serve your customers. By grasping supplier costs, you can make smarter decisions, like whether it’s better for suppliers to deliver directly to your stores…
How to Reduce Freight Costs – Key Tips Many People Miss
Are rising freight costs affecting your bottom line? Managing these expenses can be tricky, but with the right approach, you can make significant savings. Pooling your freight needs across different branches or divisions can lead to better rates. By consolidating shipments, you can increase your volume with a single carrier, securing more favorable terms…
Top Tips For A Successful Supply Chain Career with Alma Arzate
Considering a future in supply chain management? Discover essential hiring criteria and receive tailored advice to advance your career…
3PL Logistics: How Quickly Can You Outsource Logistics?
When dealing with national outsourcing contracts encompassing warehousing and transportation, the timeline can vary significantly. It starts with defining the outsourcing scope…
Boost Your Logistics Performance With These Top 10 Tips! (Plus Extra Help)
Boosting logistics performance is like mastering a complex juggling act. Drawing from decades of consulting experience, here are ten expert tips to enhance your logistics performance effectively…
Supply Chain & Logistics Coaching Coming Soon Online – Pick Your Topics
If you are someone who consistently seeks knowledge about Supply Chain and Logistics, then this is perfect for you. We will be discussing a lot of topics.
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Why Choose Supply Chain As Your First Job?
Maria Villablanca’s entry into the supply chain field was unexpected. Initially aspiring to be a lawyer, her journey took an unexpected turn when family circumstances redirected her towards a supply chain job at a winery in Chile. There, she immersed herself in import-export tasks…
Network Design and Optimisation – A User Perspective
Ever wondered why some companies succeed while others struggle with their supply chains? In fact, many organizations mess up their supply chains with the wrong networks…