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Digital Supply Chain Management Consulting: Ensure Supply Chain Resilience

Supply Chain Management Consultancy (SCM) incorporates a precise analysis of supply chain operations and expansion of software to ensure its durability. We help organizations implementing SCM systems for supply chain visibility, analytics-driven outlining, optimization, and risk management. 

Are you looking for a solution to meet your supply chain problems?

Please email us for a brief description of a software solution you're acknowledging; we'll examine your necessities and make recommendations for the next steps.

InfotonicsMedia Digital Supply Chain Management (SCM) Consulting Advantages

Improved efficiency of demand forecasting.
Augmented clarity into a larger SCM operations that are more efficient.
Inventory planning becomes more reliable and reduces inventory carrying expenses.
More efficient use of supplies (labor, transportation, etc.).
Request satisfaction that is more efficient.
Better association with suppliers.

Supply Chain Mangement (SCM) Solutions Infotonics Media Specializes In

Supply chain planning and optimization forecasting demand

  • SCM optimization information backed by AI.
  • Supply chain digital twin, a real-time SCM model that interprets the meaning of different supply chain action plans (safety stock planning, transportation optimization) before settling on the optimal one.

Supply chain risk management

  • SCM control tower with AI-assisted real-time view of all supply chain methods, including supplier and external carrier operations.
  • The dashboards are customizable to provide a unique picture of SCM activities and relevant KPIs.
  • Collaborative subject resolution with suppliers using a shared panel for issue discussions and notifications.

Inventory and warehouse management

  • Following the movements of inventory amounts and locations.
  • Estimation of the appropriate safety stock.
  • Requesting triggers that are automated.
  • Tracking of lots and serial numbers.
  • Dates of expiration and shelf-life monitoring.

Logistics management

  • Tracking of cargo
  • Route scheduling planning and optimization
  • Case management for car accidents (notifications and reports, etc.)
  • Connectivity to the (IoT) to trace product stipulations throughout shipment.

Procurement management

  • Purchase requisitions, RFCs, and purchase orders created utilizing the best templates.
  • Purchase requests and orders have an automated approval system.
  • Suggestions for supplier engagement to obtain orders based on analytics.
  • Lists of favored suppliers are created and managed.
  • Three-way matching that is automated (purchase orders, order receipts, and supplier invoices are cross-compared to reveal inconsistencies.).
  • Track the implementation of purchase orders.
  • Tools for cooperating with suppliers on future purchases.

Supplier relationship management

  • Pre-qualification of suppliers based on analytics (financial viability, technical capabilities, etc.).
  • Instant creation of sourcing events using templates (e-tenders, e-auctions).
  • On supplier selection and nomination, collaboration with domestic businesses is necessary.
  • Interpreting supplier production and managing ongoing compliance checks. Supplier portal for more immeasurable capacity preparation (via coordination with suppliers).
  • Computerized notes to vendors to update data that is about to lapse.

We recommend integrations with Supply Chain Management (SCM) Software

To optimize supply chain planning, use ERP, MES, and other applicable internal systems and third-party data sources.

To automate internal employee workflows using hardware (barcode or RFID readers).

To employ supply chain management data for enterprise-level analytics, using a BI solution.

Implementation Cost Factors

InfotonicsMedia considers the following elements while determining the value of SCM solutions:

  • The number and complexities of functional modules required to fit business requirements.
  • The number of alliances and their difficulty (e.g., with legacy software, IoT devices).
  • The amount of data needed for analytics, the need to create machine learning algorithms, and their problems.
  • Web, mobile, and desktop applications are required for a variety of platforms.
  • Specifications for application availability, functioning, safety, and scalability.

How to reduce the cost of implementing Supply Chain Management (SCM) solution?

  • Determine an exemplary SCM functionality based on real-world business requirements – no-frills to be paid.
  • Iteratively develop software to implement prime highlights first and get a more active ROI from software deployment.
  • If possible, use tried-and-true frameworks and ready-made segments to race-up development and assure high-quality applications.
  • Establish various targets for the solution's modules availability and performance.

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Supply chain management software advisory

Analyze your supply chain strategy and operations. Analyze your business strategy and how well a SCM strategy integrates with it.