Our Approach – Relog

Our Approach.

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Solution Oriented

We often talk about design being an iterative circular process that spirals to a singular solution. We ask (plenty of) questions and look at challenges from all angles – reimagining what is possible.

As part of our process, we make sure that we are solving challenges, and not treating symptoms. Logistics and supply chain operations involve dynamic challenges with countless external influences and exceptions. With data driven exercises and simulations, we find a balance between relevant variables and criteria while being aware of potential real-life situations and constraints. In design, there is an unlimited number of possibilities which can seem confusing and overwhelming – with our experience we converge on workable options with our clients so that a solution can be established efficiently. It is often the case that elements of various options are combined to create final composite solutions.

Sustainability

Supply chain sustainability means creating a future proofed operation. It means looking to the future and ensuring that the supply chain is geared to support its strategic intent. This is achieved through streamlining of activities and reducing waste.

In the age of connectivity and increasing customer expectations, businesses need their supply chain to distinguish themselves above the competition and to ensure readiness for the next disrupting trend. By developing fit for purpose, and optimised distribution activities, we create a platform to support all business operations. In keeping with this core design philosophy, we leverage sustainable and green design as a competitive edge.

Collaboration

Vital to any project’s success is a team that works well together and respects one another. We act as an extension of your business as the supply chain specialist and see projects as partnerships with a common goal to find solutions. In collaborating with your team, we prioritise being agile and flexible in the way that we implement projects by ensuring communication channels are wide open and that there is constant alignment between all project stakeholders.

Supply chains should be viewed holistically and measured from product source to point of sale. We therefore encourage involvement across all departments of the value chain to break corporate silos and create synergies.