Supply Chain Consulting
Develop integrated solutions that transform businesses. Work on projects thatrequire complex systems and application integration. Provide program management services andsupport strategic business imperatives while enhancing operational performance and increasing aclient’s efficiencies and competitiveness.
Supply Chain or Business Analyst
Provide advanced analytical support to the company’s supply chain. Leverage analytical and decision–making capabilities in a proactive and consistent manner, resulting in continuous improvement of customer service, inventory performance, productivity, and throughput.
Corporate Planning
Analyze the “corporate big picture” to forecast customer demands and to estimate supply capabilities. Determine how much and what type of product(s) the sales force may “promise” orsell to customers month by month. In so doing, manage both the risk of running out of stock and the risk ofhaving leftover inventory.
Logistics Management
Responsible for working with supply chain partners to develop strategies that allow the company to meet aggressive customer service targets while focusing on transportation and movement of materials, and inventory performance targets. Reviews and analyzes planning data to prepare reports for management review and identifies and recommends enhancements to supply chain systems to reduce inventory.
Procurement Analyst
Manage the contracting of goods and services with an emphasis on supply source development/analysis, goal–setting, bidding, negotiations that require out–of–the box creativity and persuasion, along with ethical considerations.
