My name is Adam Sobolewski and I have been working for over 15 years in various areas of the Supply Chain and Logistics. I deal with demand and supply planning, inventory optimization, master data management, warehouse operations, and negotiating logistics conditions with suppliers.
As a project manager, I was responsible for the implementation of SAP MRP and later more advanced planning systems in the Supply Chain. I also supported the processes of opening a new distribution center and selecting a logistics operator for the eCommerce channel.
Currently, as a consultant, interim manager, and member of the board of E-Commerce Logistics Experts Association, I am working to develop the supply chain and optimize logistics network of several European eCommerce companies.
If you are interested in my experiences, please visit my Linked In profile. If you are looking for help organizing your operations take a look at the scope of my services or contact me right away.
WHY IS IT WORTH READING THIS BLOG?
On my blog, I write about how to manage Logistics to meet the needs of business. I deal with the subjects like team management, demand and supply planning processes, inventory optimization, and technology as a crucial part of a modern Supply Chain.
If you want Logistics in your organization to be effective, or you are simply looking for answers to the questions:
- how to organize a supply chain team?
- what key indicators to use in the supply chain?
- how to choose a supply chain planning system?
- how to plan the demand, supply and stock level?
- how much should Logistics cost in your company?
- how to build competences in the supply chain?
- when to choose a logistics operator?
then you are in the right place. I invite you to read regularly!
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