Accelerating supply chain transformation with powerful network design technology
Supply chains lose value on a daily basis because of inefficient network designs. To prevent value leakage and futureproof operations, we must seek to optimise our networks. By leveraging innovative network design technology which enables unconstrained search, supply chain leaders can uncover optimal structures for greater resilience, sustainability and cost-efficiency
We recently shared our innovative network design technology with supply chain and logistics leaders at SCL Hub 2025. At the event, we demonstrated how network science can uncover optimised structures for resilient, sustainable and cost-efficient supply chains.
Climate change and geopolitical instabilities continue to have a devastating impact on our planet. To reduce emissions and reach Net Zero, transforming our supply chains is the most impactful place to start. By leveraging network science, supply chain leaders can identify the optimal network structure for resilient, sustainable and cost-optimised supply chains.
Network science enables supply chain leaders to explore the impacts of proposed transformation in virtual replicas of their networks. This uncovers hidden optimisation opportunities and reveals optimal network structures for increased sustainability, resilience and efficiency.
We were recently invited to present our strategic network design technology at TFest24 in Berlin. The opportunity to identify optimal network structures and explore the impacts of proposed transformation resonated with supply chain leaders from across the globe.
With uncertainty around every corner, our world needs supply chains that are resilient, sustainable and efficient. However, most supply chains are reactive, meaning that they lose value to uncertainty. Using simulation and scenario exploration to make data-driven decisions, leaders can be more proactive, future-proof their networks and gain competitive advantage.
We recently attended the launch reception for London International Shipping Week 2025. Joined by leaders in the maritime space, we heard from the Secretary of State and other officials about the challenges and opportunities in combating change and managing uncertainty for a resilient and sustainable future in shipping.
Optimised networks and circular economies are crucial for ensuring a more efficient and sustainable future for logistics. We recently attended London Packaging Week, where we shared how digitalisation and innovation will be pivotal to the industry achieving its sustainability targets.
Our Managing Director, Harry McCarney, recently appeared on Transform Talks, the go-to supply chain transformation podcast. In discussion with Maria Villablanca, Harry shared insights on the common misconceptions for supply chain leaders trying to build resilient supply chain networks.
We recently welcomed Phil Pettit to our team as our Client Services Director. Phil has over 25 years’ experience working across supply chain, operations and engineering for some of the world’s biggest industrial manufacturing companies.
Our data science and business development teams recently met up at Eastwood Observatory in Sussex. It was great to get together in-person, giving two of our world class teams the opportunity to share knowledge and innovation.