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How to improve demand planning and stock management? How to optimize your distribution network? And how to use no-code technology to make processes more efficient?
4 companies explain how they successfully addressed their supply chain challenges. We cordially invite you as a business leader to 2 inspiring Gumption Cafés. Book your seat on 25 October and 8 November!
25 October: Afix and Van Oirschot
Afix makes, sells and rents scaffolding equipment. As an international player, Afix struggled with its stock management processes. Excessive stock levels in some places and shortages elsewhere undermined growth plans and customer service. CTO/COO Tom Van Herbruggen explains how Afix succeeded in efficiently managing stocks and optimising inventory costs.
Wholesaler Van Oirschot specialises in heating, ventilation and plumbing fixtures. Operational manager Bart Peers could write a book on supply chain management, but today, he will focus on making an organisation more agile with minor interventions.
25 October: Afix and Van Oirschot
Afix makes, sells and rents scaffolding equipment. As an international player, Afix struggled with its stock management processes. Excessive stock levels in some places and shortages elsewhere undermined growth plans and customer service. CTO/COO Tom Van Herbruggen explains how Afix succeeded in efficiently managing stocks and optimising inventory costs.
Wholesaler Van Oirschot specialises in heating, ventilation and plumbing fixtures. Operational manager Bart Peers could write a book on supply chain management, but today, he will focus on making an organisation more agile with minor interventions.
8 November: Nipro and Verfora
Nipro, a medical equipment manufacturer and distributor, testifies on how they improved the cost efficiency of their international distribution network and logistics flows.
Verfora, a Swiss-based wholesaler of mainly generic medicines, managed to better predict future demand, with a favourable impact on MRP and purchasing.
8 November: Nipro and Verfora
Nipro, a medical equipment manufacturer and distributor, testifies on how they improved the cost efficiency of their international distribution network and logistics flows.
Verfora, a Swiss-based wholesaler of mainly generic medicines, managed to better predict future demand, with a favourable impact on MRP and purchasing.
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