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Is
the pain great enough?
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Are
you
being squeezed by your customers into reducing prices and
improving customer service at the same time?
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Are
your suppliers trying to increase their prices to you?
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Could
you better use the money you have in inventory for improvements
in systems , development of new products and/or purchase of new
manufacturing equipment?
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Do
you have large variations in lead times and sales forecasts at
the SKU level?
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Are
your total delivered costs (manufacturing, logistics and
carrying costs for inventory and accounts receivable) as a
percent of sales high compared to your industry average and
competitors and reducing profits?
- Are
your competitors implementing new Supply Chain software systems
with greatly improved functionality?

If
so, What can you do?
If you want to
resolve these kinds of Supply Chain problems, then the “Steve
Lauderbaugh, LLC” Supply Chain Management consulting company can
help you reengineer these core Supply Chain areas to improve
performance:
Demand
Management (Forecast/Plan)–
by improving forecasts and materials planning schedules to support
the efficient flow of products and services throughout the Supply
Chain.
Procurement
(Source)– by developing
strategic plans and forming alliances with key suppliers, focusing
resources on minimizing total delivered costs, supporting
the manufacturing “make”
process while achieving simplified replenishment and transactional
costs within the supply Chain.
Manufacturing
Flow Management (Make) –
by obtaining maximum flexibility of production planning in using
manufacturing capabilities and capacities in order to provide rapid
response to changing market conditions and satisfying
customer requirements.
Logistics
Fulfillment Management (Deliver)-
by improving the supply
chain process that plans, implements, and controls the efficient,
effective flow and storage of goods, services, and related
information from the point of origin to the point of consumption to
satisfy customers’
requirements.
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