S2W’s will perform an in-depth end2end supply chain diagnostics review: comprehensive, quantitative and actionable- that will allow a thorough evaluation of your existing supply chain performance. The benefits of entire Seed2Weed supply chain operational review include, cost reduction (across the supply chain); improved customer service; better asset utilization; more accurate forecasting; and proactive identification of potential supply chain risks. Our structured (SCOR®) framework approach to supply chain design and network optimization delivers substantial reductions in end-to-end supply chain costs, including purchasing, production, warehousing, inventory and transportation, while significantly improving service levels.
S2W helps Cannabis enterprises improve your inventory management capabilities, and create more responsive, more efficient supply chains. After a comprehensive assessment of your current inventory management processes and business requirements, S2W can quickly assess your current inventory situation and devise a plan to simultaneously increase product availability and service levels while reducing investment in working capital. S2W’s consultants help optimize every component of your inventory operations, including raw material, work-in-process, and finished goods. S2W’s Inventory Optimization: • Align inventory with customer demand • Improve inventory turns •
At S2W, we focus on developing dynamic supply chain network optimization capabilities that align the network to long-term business strategy and allow ongoing Supply Chain Operations Reference (SCOR®) evaluation of assets as business model and environmental conditions change. S2W’s Network Optimization Can: • Reduce overall supply chain costs, including working capital, production, distribution and transportation
Improve flexibility Supply Chain Optimized for Results At S2W, we measure our success the way you do ― savings realized, value created and delivered in hard currency. And that's how we measure our impact on our client's supply chain and distribution networks and their performance.