Enhance supply chain flexibility with network design

The planning and design of manufacturing, warehousing or distribution facilities, as well as transportation routes, with an emphasis on speed, efficiency, and cost, is referred to as network design. Sometimes it's necessary to revise network architecture to account for changes in the consumer base, the supply chain, or business methods that are more sustainable. For instance, a company may decide to create a more efficient distribution network in order to decrease waste, save money, and lower its carbon impact.

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