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5 Ways to Optimize Your Supply Chain Efficiency

  • Rhiannon Garber
  • January 11, 2023
5 Ways to Optimize Your Supply Chain Efficiency

Your current supply chain may be adept and efficient; however, it is crucial to dedicate time to go over and rework your strategies to support your company’s growth as you move toward the future. Optimizing your supply chain’s efficiency will help your company be in line with your goals and help you to build and maintain a strong relationship between you and your customers.

Automate Necessary Processes

Utilizing technology that automates the processes in your business can help increase the overall efficiency of your production. It is important to first assess whether automated processes will benefit your business and starts by collaborating with warehouse managers and higher-ups. When automating your processes, it is important to ensure all your automated parts and machines are well-managed and maintained. It is up to your company to train and educate your employees to guarantee these automations run seamlessly and issues can be fixed quickly and efficiently.

Evaluate Your Training Programs

If you start to notice your supply chain and overall business is struggling with efficiency issues, it may be time to look internally. Looking at your in-house training programs is one way your business can start optimizing your supply chain efficiency. When evaluating your training programs, take time to ensure that all training materials and procedures have been reviewed to guarantee they are all up to date and relevant to your current production.

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Implement a Good Project Plan

A good project plan can act as the foundation that can guide your business in making strategic investments in supply chain, distribution strategies, communication channels, and risks and opportunities. Having a project plan provides a point of reference for all processes and you can use it to ensure your overall decisions and investments align with the goals of your supply chain.

Increase Your Supply Chain Visibility

Visibility is your company’s ability to track each part of your product as it goes from your supplier to your warehouse and eventually to your customer. Increasing your supply chain visibility can be beneficial to your business as it allows you to plan ahead to fulfill future demands, gives your supplier the ability to check inventory in real-time, and allows key members of your team to access specific details that may be useful to keep your supply chain free from disruption.

Why is Supply Chain Visibility Important

Eliminate Data Silos

Though data silos are useful for groups as they can access the same information, data silos can lead to disruptions at any given point. If people on your team such as your demand planner or supply chain manager are unable to access the same data, this can lead to a costly slip up like double ordering or not under ordering. Using either supply chain management platforms or  inventory management systems can help increase visibility across your supply chain, ultimately minimizing mistakes and improving cost savings for your business.

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Collaborating with your team can help your business gain better visibility into your supply chain, enhance your training, and further develop ongoing projects. As a comprehensive supply chain management with over 30 years in the industry, NewStream understands the importance of a strong supply chain. Our team of experts are equipped with the knowledge and expertise needed to guide your company, help you achieve your goals, and optimize your supply chain efficiency so that you can love your supply chain!

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