Cost to Serve – a fresh approach
Performing a Cost to Serve analysis makes sense of what it actually costs to serve customers varying in both order size and geographic location, bringing valuable insights and opportunities for improvement.
What does my post-covid supply chain look like?
In a future world of uncertainty, flexibility becomes imperative, both for human resources and infrastructure resources (warehouses and fleet).
4 ways to reduce backorder levels and lost sales
If you find yourself with a never-ending queue of backorders causing lost sales and/or failure to meet customer demand on time, then you may find this list of actions helpful.
Can cost-to-serve analysis save Britain’s pubs?
Newly released government data suggests that our public house woes might be on the turn – in the form of growing pub and bar numbers… What is to account for this change?
Using data to tell the story we want to tell
I love a good headline, but even more, I love probing data “facts” presented by the media who too often tend to search for and favour information in a way that confirms prior beliefs.