Supply chain leaders face challenges like supply scarcity, labor shortages, and rising energy costs, compounded by economic fluctuations and stricter regulations. Managing transportation and logistics is crucial amid these complexities. Our solutions for logistics and transportation management factor in all these variables to improve operations and help build a resilient, modern supply chain that meets today's demands.
Enhance inbound and outbound shipment visibility and track goods to manage delays and improve controls and audits.
With our approach, clients can achieve up to
10%
We begin by evaluating the maturity of your logistics operations and benchmarking costs against industry peers. Our team analyzes your on-time, in-full performance, conducts lane and load factor analyses to assess carrier and facility selection, and assesses distribution center operations to optimize inventory and reduce warehouse costs. Finally, we evaluate your freight bill and audit procedures and how you resolve exceptions and conduct transportation analytics.
Leveraging insights from our assessments, we deploy a logistics control tower with predictive analytics capabilities to run:
Transportation strategy and network optimization
Transportation sourcing and category management
Capacity planning
Logistics planning and execution
Customs and global trade
Audits and controls
A building products manufacturer and retailer wasn't using its transport management system to full capacity. We redesigned the system and trained employees on how to use it effectively. By the time our work was done, we had reduced the number of trips and loads the company's fleet was making by up to 5%, providing greater visibility into the status of inbound and outbound shipments.
A lighting systems automotive sector client was facing smaller shipments, a rising product portfolio, and demanding customers. These factors were causing logistical challenges. We set up a scenario and defined user cases for a supply chain control tower to enable advanced partner and cost management, which reduced the total cost of logistics by up to 14%, even in the face of the company's shrinking volume.