An SCM Strategy & Design is key at PalleTek Consulting
Customer Requirement
The first element of any Supply Chain Strategy must be focused on the customer. During this Strategic Plans phase, short and long-term customer pallet requirements, warehouse operations, finance, customer service, supplier capabilities, technology, workforce & logistics/distribution demands are reviewed and considered at the early stage of SCM Strategy design.
Company Capability
PalleTek completes a comprehensive review of all Strategic Plans and SCM Strategy for an internal, unbiased pallet operation & logistics/distribution audit to expose any internal supply chain strategy deficiencies in achieving the goal of satisfying customer requirements.
Competition
The Pallet Operations & Logistics/Distribution environment is endlessly dynamic, and your competitors are constantly creating Strategic Plans and implementing an SCM Strategy to acquire a greater share of the market. Too often, this critical Supply Chain Strategy step is not given the attention to detail it deserves.
Evaluate Risks
For every Pallet Operations & Logistics/Distribution elements of the SCM Strategy, there are internal and external risks that continually pose threats to the Supply Chain Strategy. The industry-leading PalleTek Supply Chain Risk Assessment Survey, and collaboration with the client, provides an exhaustive review of the current and future challenges facing the Strategic Plans. Contact us today to request a FREE PalleTek Phase I Supply Chain Risk Assessment Survey to get started.
Trends / Technology
The fifth key element of the Supply Chain Strategy and Strategic Plans phase centers around technology and trends in the marketplace. Keep in mind that the customer Pallet Operation & Logistics/Distribution requirements are what needs to drive the SCM Strategy and not the capabilities of the Supply Chain.
Create Strategy
Many Strategic Plans initiatives fail because the existing SCM Strategy and Supply Chain structure does not support customer requirements. The primary objective of a Supply Chain Strategy is to create a competitive advantage for the business by delivering value to the customers.
Supply Chain Elements
The Strategic Plans and SCM Strategy is a formal approach to managing the Supply Chain Network that includes the customer, the supplier and the organization. A Supply Chain Strategy is a comprehensive blueprint for the planning, design, demand, supply, execution, control and analysis of Supply Chain activities.
Execute Strategy
The next phase of the Supply Chain SCM Strategy falls under the execution of the Supply Chain Strategy. The key elements are: strategic plans, order planning/forecasting, production and supply planning, order generation, order fulfillment, buying/re-buying, and logistical distribution.
Supply Chain KPI
Analysis or monitoring is the final phase element of the SCM Strategy. Continual examination of the Strategic Plans and Supply Chain Strategy elements laid out in the strategy centering around control and analysis is necessary if companies are to ensure that the strategy remains effective in the short and long-term.
FREE PalleTek Supply Chain Risk Assessment Survey / Phase I
Supply Chain Risk Assessment Survey
- PalleTek Business Consulting's Phase I Risk Assessment Survey© is a crucial first step in the comprehensive Supply Chain Strategic Plans and Strategy evaluation process. This initial phase involves a thorough examination of the client's current operations, with a focus on identifying potential vulnerabilities and areas for improvement. The Survey Review Team, comprised of seasoned Supply Chain Strategy experts, prepared in-depth queries (99 specific questions) to gain a comprehensive understanding of the company's existing procedures, infrastructure, and pain points. They meticulously analyze quantitative and qualitative responses about inventory, transportation, supplier relationships, financial management, risks, pallet and warehouse management, SCM strategy, customer service, sustainability, ethics, compliance, communication, collaboration and distribution channels. There is only one goal: a quest to uncover hidden risks and inefficiencies.
FOR A LIMITED TIME, the Phase I Supply Chain Risk Assessment Survey is offered at no charge. ($495 value)...see below.