Supply Chain Optimization
In our global economy, location strategy for goods movement – whether it be for logistics, warehousing/distribution, or production – requires an intimate knowledge of how multi-model transportation networks operate. Plans for supply chains must understand how to get key inputs to company facilities and on to the eventual customer as efficiently and cost effectively as possible. Networks must include measures to mitigate business risks resulting from international, labor, natural hazard and other factors.
Our professionals understand how supply chains work and help our clients develop robust and flexible supply chain solutions.
For more information about this service line please contact Mr. Chris Steele (North and South America): [email protected] or Dr. Douglas van den Berghe (EMEA): [email protected]
