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Management Briefings



 Market Overview & Analysis | Part 2 | Part 3

 Expert Opinion: Martin Armistead of Deloitte Consulting

 View from the Top: David Figg of Sundora Foods

 View from the Top: David Figg of Sundora Foods

 Round Table: Manufacturing specialists from StrataBridge, Bourton, Wipro and Cap Gemini Ernst & Young | Part 2 | Part 3

 Supply Chain Optimisation: Alastair Ross and Dave Carter of Supply Chain Analytics | Part 2 | Part 3

 Industry Change: Peter Thorne of Cambashi | Part 2

 Implementation Issues: Ian Henderson of MLG | Part 2

 Enterprise Systems: Darren While of gedas

 Mobile Technology: Tim Jefferson of The Human Chain | Part 2

 Market Research: Jakub Wawszczak reports

How can you achieve the dream of supply chain optimisation while you’re constantly jumping from one problem to the next? Alastair Ross and Dave Carter suggest a simple approach to a complex problem.

To paradise on a pogo-stick - Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3

Alastair Ross: companies need visibility across the supply chain

Dave Carter: supply chain projects are challenging because they involve multiple players, systems and data

Supply chain management is a key process for all manufacturing businesses, connecting demand information to supply capabilities and executing the replenishment of parts and stocks and fulfilment of orders.

Many manufacturers increasingly want to be able to customise, to respond quickly to customer demand and to provide multiple variants for profitable customer niches.

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