Our segmentation approach allows you to meet your specific customer needs more effectively. By differentiating service levels and supply strategies, we guide you to leave the one-size-fits-all fulfilment pattern.
You are trying to meet every customer expectation and often end up in a lose-lose situation: stockouts, bloated inventory, and unhappy customers. The one-size-fits-all approach drains your resources and disappoints strategic customers.
We guide you in differentiating your customer requirements and product specifics, tailoring your supply strategies to fit distinct needs. We redefine service levels and streamline operations from end-to-end.
The result of supply chain segmentation? The right products on stock for the right customers, all while optimizing costs, availability, and lead times.
An international paper manufacturer aimed to improve their competitiveness on the European market by offering better availability of top products at minimum lead time. However, the client’s supply chain was not ready.
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A global leader in specialty wood-based fibers and pulp faced supply chain inefficiencies, from misaligned planning to siloed operations, hindering their ability to meet customer demands effectively.
