Supply chain collaboration is a mechanism in which two or more partners work together to create a sustainable competitive advantage by sharing reliable information, taking joint decisions and sharing the resultant financial benefits, ...
In an effort to capitalise on the significant opportunities that exist in the fuel industry, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, Resolve (an Imperial company) has partnered with SJS Energy to form a new business unit called Resolve Energy Solutions.
The Supply Chain Management System (SCMS) awarded Resolve Capacity (a division of Imperial group company Resolve Solution Partners) the contract to install 115 prefabricated storage units across Malawi using its unique Storage-in-a-Box solution.
Supply Chain Control Tower (SCCT) technology is increasingly proving to be the answer to these challenges, with the single biggest driver of the development of this technology being the complexity and management challenges of today’s global supply chains.
The World Economic Forum’s (WEF) White Paper entitled ‘The Digital Transformation of Industries’ in collaboration with Accenture, identifies five themes that are central to the digital transformation of the logistics industry over the ...
Being innovative, shaping change – this guiding theme of the LogiMAT 2016 is a rough outline of what will await us in the coming year. Logistics and supply chain managers will be tasked with actively and innovatively shaping ...
It was another exceptional show of skill by members of Imperial Group company Resolve Solution Partners, during the final instalment of The Fresh Connection supply chain challenge in South Africa. This is the second well-deserved win ...
Your distribution network may hold the key to competitive advantage and market success. But designing the best distribution network for your business, one that will maximize customer service and flexibility and minimize operating ...
In these uncertain times, with many economic challenges ahead, the need to contain costs across the business is as strong as ever. As the world emerges from the economic downturn, there are worrying signs that input costs, particularly ...
South African retailers’ supply chains are bogged down by high costs, non-optimal inventory, poor demand forecasting, and unreliable and volatile service levels. To compete on a global scale, South African companies, particularly ...
