Services businesses, where one firm takes over a set of duties that used to be done in-house, are fairly common. Now, however, we’re seeing an entirely new kind of services model emerge in the supply chain world — one where a service provider does the planning and takes ownership of inventory.
GEP, through the innovative GEP Total Inventory Management Solution, partnered with a financial services firm to help customers mitigate risk, enhance productivity and implement cost-efficient and scalable processes.
A new paper — Cost Efficiency and Risk Management Through a New Kind of Supply Chain Model — examines how the partnership boosts efficiency and resiliency through greater visibility, financial flexibility and risk mitigation.
What’s Inside:
- The risks inefficient inventory management practices can pose in an uncertain environment
- The technology and innovation that drive this unique collaboration
- How this solution promotes efficiency for a more resilient supply chain
This paper is a must-read for supply chain leaders looking to reduce risk and improve efficiency in inventory management.
Theme: Strategy and Planning
