If supply planning is concerned with the best way of meeting demand with existing resources, network planning determines the type and quantity of resources that need to be in place. In supply planning, we are concerned about which product to make, when to make it, how to ship it, and where to store it. In network planning, we examine warehouse positioning, plant capacity, modes of transport, and optimal inventory targets.
C&G uses customized mathematical models and GIS platforms to perform Strategic Network Optimization analysis - a critical preliminary step that determines the supply chain landscape considers all of the complex costs and constraints that drive your network design and enables you to optimize your supply chain network.
The model taking into consideration factors that influence on your supply chain network and include all costs such as transportation, taxes, regulatory constraints, commercial conditions (volume discount, for example), geography, funding, manufacturing capacity, operating, sourcing, storage, and labor
C&G’s unique Strategic Network Optimization model offers you an important strategic tool for dramatically improving your business performance. In addition this is frequently used either as a strategic supporting decision tool while negotiating with significant supplier or while evaluating the potentials and opportunities of M&A.
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