Core Services
Supply Chain Consulting
Adaptable Supply Chain Consulting
Our Supply Chain Consulting services are flexible to the requirements of small and large organizations, high-tech and non-high tech. We can create, implement or simply conduct a review of your Supply Chain organization.
Supply Chain Consulting
Consulting Areas
Compliance and Security
- Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT).
- Document Retention Program.
- Import / Export Compliance.
- Import / Export Internal Control Program Creation.
- Import / Export Product Classification / Licensing.
- USMCA Rules of Origin.
- Importer Self-Assessment (ISA).
- Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance.
Operations and Logistics
- Expedited Freight Services.
- Foreign Trade Zone.
- Free Trade Agreement Qualification / Compliance.
- Operations.
- Outsourcing.
- Prior Disclosures.
- Request For Quote (RFQ).
- Transportation Management.
- Warehousing Management.
Project and Process Management
- Supplier Management.
- Supply Chain Organization Growth Assessment.
- Supply Chain Process.
- Supply Chain Project Implementation / Management.
- Supply Chain Strategies.
- Supply Chain Team Effectiveness.
- Training Programs.
- Forecasting.
Technology and Infrastructure
- IT Infrastructure.
- Supply Chain IT Management.
Cost Management
- Cost Analysis.
- Cost Containment Programs.
- Freight Audit and Payment.
- Transportation Agreements.
Explore Services
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Our Supply Chain Consulting services are flexible to the requirements of small and large organizations.
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