A right-sized S&OP process for small manufacturers
Sales and operations planning, usually called S&OP, has a reputation for being a heavy corporate process with long meetings and […]
Sales and operations planning, usually called S&OP, has a reputation for being a heavy corporate process with long meetings and […]
Most manufacturers have the same inventory problem: too much of some parts and not enough of others. Cash is tied […]
Choosing a supply chain consultant is hard when every website sounds the same. The best way to compare them is […]
“Supply chain consultant” covers a wide range of work, from global network redesign at large corporations to fixing reorder points […]
When a small or mid-size manufacturer feels supply chain pain, the first instinct is often to hire. Someone needs to […]
Economic order quantity (EOQ) and minimum order quantity (MOQ) both describe how much to order, but they answer different questions. […]
Landed cost is the total cost of getting a product to your door, ready to sell or use. The supplier’s […]
Safety stock is the extra inventory you hold to protect against two kinds of uncertainty: customers buying more than usual, […]
The reorder point is the stock level that tells you to place the next purchase order. Set it too low […]