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Supply Chain Optimization - Our 3-Step Process
CDC uses a three-step process to optimize a supply chain network, resulting in initial supply-chain cost savings on LTL loads of 10 to 40 percent for most of our customers.

Step 1 - Existing Network Data Gathering

  • We conduct an initial review of your supply chain network to understand your business goals and objectives.
  • We work with you to prepare a network data download of qualified products for analysis.
  • We prepare data for analysis in relevant categories: by vendor, product, distributor, demand and order history, temperature, freight method, weight category, etc.

Step 2 – Supply Chain Cost Comparison Analysis

  • We conduct a Cost Comparison Analysis of qualified SKUs to determine better stocking and delivery strategies to drive costs out of the system.
  • We provide optimal performance recommendations to improve profitability in areas of greatest importance to you: purchasing, freight, inventory and/or distribution.
  • We submit a Supply Chain Optimization Plan upon completion of the analysis. Solutions typically result in increased efficiency and supply-chain cost savings on LTL movement ranging from 10% to 40% compared to your existing LTL network strategy.
  • Our analysis can encompass as much of your supply chain as you wish, from regional-based to company-wide.

Step 3 – New Strategy Implementation

  • We work with you to maximize cost savings by seamlessly transitioning changes in product movement to or from central distribution centers, regional distribution centers, forward-warehouses and redistribution locations.
  • We spearhead specific inventory, redistribution and freight logistics solutions and work closely with you to manage all new strategy recommendations to reduce costs, transparently.
  • Upon final execution of a redistribution contract, CDC can begin delivering qualified redistribution products to distribution centers within 30 to 60 days.
 
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