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This document discusses a logistics company that provides solutions to issues driving up costs and lowering profits. They have specialists across the entire logistics chain with experience implementing solutions. The company follows a three phase process: understanding the problem, reviewing findings and proposed solutions, then implementing the solution and establishing procedures to ensure continued benefits. Their goal is to empower clients to sustain improvements.
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WEBINAR: How Leaders Successfully Support Lean Six Sigma Projects (Leadership)
Logistics Network Specialists
- 2. “we produce results” • Need help with Logistics issues driving costs up and profits down. • We can provide a total solution or focus on a specific problem area. • We are not Consultants, we implement agreed solutions. • We have specialists in all areas of the Logistic chain. From customer order to proof of delivery.
- 3. “we produce results” • The team is Headed up by Dave Cochrane, who has 40 years experience in the Southern African Food Distribution Industry. • Experience has been gained “doing the job” with well known large and small Distribution organisations. • All our specialists have hands on operational experience.
- 4. “we produce results” • Mode of operation. • Typical project will be broken into three phases. • PHASE 1: Understand the problem area. Review the operations. • PHASE 2: Review the findings and understanding the solution. Define the benefits. • PHASE 3. Fix the problem with defined beneficial results.
- 5. “we produce results” • All solutions are designed to empower your staff to continue the process. • Produce Standard Operating Procedures. • Efficiencies monitors put in place to measure operational effectiveness. • Secure your assets and reduce risk.
- 6. “we produce results” • “we put the pieces together”