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Dynamic Supply Chain Management

Optimize your entire supply chain through visualization and simulation

In today’s global environment, flexible and swift responses to unprecedented challenges are essential.

Simulations anticipate risks within your supply chains, helping you to act fast in unforeseen circumstances to become a truly sustainable and data-driven organization. Whether it be responding to natural disasters or improving awareness of human rights within the supply chain, you now have more visibility across the ecosystem.

Simulation providing next-generation Dynamic Supply Chain Management (DSCM) with end-to-end optimization.

Organizations are under pressure to reform their conventional supply chains, in the face of growing consumer, environmental and geo-political pressures. From safeguarding human-rights to mitigating against natural disasters; with DSCM, we support you by analyzing the current issues surrounding your supply chain. We then advise and co-create the next-generation supply-chain you need to ensure end-to-end transparency, increased resilience and adaptability.

Key capabilities and benefits

Dynamic Supply Chain Management

By standardizing data and integrating it on a single platform, we can help you visualize and optimize plans for your entire supply chain; improving transparency and enhancing operations based on supply and demand. We also simulate risks and losses through controlled digital rehearsals, which allow you to scenario-plan and become more sustainable and data-driven, future proofing your business.
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Resilience Management

Accelerate sustainable transformation by optimizing resources with the help of risk and loss simulations. Keeping your supply chain moving in the face of major disruptions such as natural disasters and resource circulations issues like waste loss.
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Environmental impact visualisation

Minimize environmental impact by visualising environmental changes throughout your supply chain and taking data-driven action to address them. Reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions up to and including Scope 3. Start realizing supply chain management that leads to better ESG management and outcomes for your organization.
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