Blog Tag: Supply Chain Network Design

Your Guide to Tackling Tariff Uncertainty

In the most recent Real Talks webinar, “Protecting Margins from Tariff Risks,” Carlos Centurion, River Logic’s President, explored how supply chain leaders can proactively prepare for rising tariffs and their impact on manufacturing and supply chain networks. Many leaders have expressed concerns about effectively assessing operational and financial effects while

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Pharma Network Design and Consumer Health Goods

Pharma Network Design and Consumer Health Goods Author: Kevin Davidson The Consumer Health Goods industry encompasses products that promote health and well-being, including OTC (Over-The-Counter) medications, nutritional supplements, cosmetics, and personal care products. Operating at the intersection of pharmaceutical and consumer packaged goods (CPG) sectors, this industry combines strict regulatory

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AI, Resilience, and Profitability: 2025 Supply Chain Strategy Trends

Author: Carlos Centurion As we reflect on 2024, it’s clear that the landscape of supply chain strategy has been fundamentally reshaped. Disruptions have become the norm—ranging from geopolitical instability, inflation-driven economics, and tariff uncertainties to extreme weather events. While these challenges test even the most robust supply chains, they present

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Tariff Uncertainty? Profit-Driven Strategies for Scenario Planning

Author: Carlos Centurion With a potential return to high U.S. import tariffs looming, supply chain leaders face renewed pressure to brace for financial impacts. However, instead of panicking over unknowns or relying on traditional cost-cutting measures, the forward-thinking approach involves modeling “what-if” scenarios prioritizing profitability across the entire value chain.

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A Paradigm Shift in Traditional Network Design Software

Author: Nathan Goldstein Aligning supply chain strategy with corporate objectives is a critical determinant of success in modern business. Many have attempted to manipulate their traditional network design tools to achieve this alignment, yet few have succeeded. And the reasons are both vast and complex. While marketed as comprehensive solutions,

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