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FMCG Supply Chain: Famous Last Words

Enchange Supply Chain Consultancy

Marketing Manager: “The new artwork will definitely be here in time for print production.”. Brand Manager: “Don’t worry there will only be three colours on the label artwork. Finance Manager: “Working capital continues to reduce and will soon be negative.”. IT Manager: “Crash? I knew it would.”.

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Welcome Puff, The Magic Dragon, to Your Team

Supply Chain Shaman

Why is this important? This week, I received this email from a financial institution questioning why business leaders are not harnessing more insights and redesigning processes based on analytics. We don’t understand why the investments of ERP and advanced analytics are not yielding better results…. Stories from the Field.

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How Supply Chain Lost Its Mojo

Supply Chain Shaman

Here I want to share a perspective of “Why.” ” Background: I have been working in the field of supply chain management since 1979. The Death Spiral of Supply Chain Management. This includes expo hall booth graphics, product giveaways, ad artwork, collateral, and website look/feel. The reason?

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Let the Qs Begin

Supply Chain Shaman

There are three reasons why: Vertical excellence—having the best manufacturing, procurement or transportation function—has not worked. Enlightened leadership that focuses on the management of the supply chain as a complex system. A successful implementation greatly improves a company’s abilities to manage the firm.

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This Week in Logistics News (March 19 – 25)

Logistics Viewpoints

And now, 32 years later, with a reward of $10 million on the line, the $500 million worth of missing artwork has yet to be located. Security risks and payment hurdles stemming from sanctions are mounting, as is wariness that customers in Europe could boycott products that used Russian rail. And now on to this week’s logistics news.

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Last Mile Logistics and Customer Experience

Enterra Insights

1] Part of that service is delivery of a product — often referred to as last mile logistics. The customers have a wide array of choices when it comes to choosing the right product to buy and would always go with the best in the market that fits their budget. Making the last mile experience a differentiator. Controlling costs.

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Why Should Last-Yard Deliveries Prioritize Convenience Over Cost

Locus

The last yard brings the product to where the end customer will use it. The last-mile delivery ends when you deliver products to the point of receipt or the customer’s doorstep. Beyond reaching the customer’s doorstep, the last yard is concerned about routing the product to a specific location where customers may need or use it.