Insights: New US tariff plans for the pharmaceutical industry
The new US tariff plans for pharmaceuticals not only affect costs, but entire supply chains. The article shows what this means for pharmaceutical companies in Europe and their planning.
Insights: Inventory and production planning in the chemical industry
How chemical companies can better balance service, inventory and production and why Excel has its limits when it comes to integrated inventory and production planning.
Inefficiency in distribution
Rising customer expectations, volatile markets and growing demand are challenging distribution. Operational measures alone are often not enough to eliminate long-term inefficiencies.
Firefighting in the supply chain
Machine breakdowns, delivery delays or plant closures are everyday occurrences in supply chains. Many companies still react improvised, manually and with little transparency.
Dynamic consolidation in logistics
Find out in this factsheet how the consolidation of SKU-based goods flows in sales & operations planning is the key to greater efficiency and sustainable competitiveness.
Successfully managing complex networks
Our factsheet shows how you can optimize your supply chain with OPTANO: Our software makes complex networks efficient, flexible and sustainable.
Taxes, customs duties and supply chains
In this factsheet, we use a fictitious use case to show how OPTANO can be used to easily reschedule a complex production network following the introduction of punitive tariffs.
The art of balance
Learn how to find the optimal balance between service, costs, cash flow and sustainability with the Supply Chain Triangle.
Tactical distribution planning
Find out in this factsheet how companies master complex challenges in the supply chain with intelligent decision-making software such as OPTANO.
Optimization instead of standstill
Global supply chains, volatile markets and rising costs are putting a strain on inbound logistics. Excel is no longer enough - modern optimization creates transparency and security of supply.