Logistics and Supply Chain Management Advise and support

Supply Chain Management:

NITL has expertise in the field of logistics, supply chain management. We help our clients succeed through a combination of our specific knowledge of best practices and our tailored solutions. Our clients come from many industries including: Consumer Goods, Electronics, Food, Pharmaceuticals, Retail, as well as the 3rd party logistics sector.

In our experience, there are four key factors which apply to the majority of logistics and supply chain problems. They are:
 

  • Market driven customer service strategy
     
  • Optimum logistics cost and investment
     
  • Logistics management information systems
     
  • Logistics organisation structure

     

Since NITL's foundation in 1998, our focus has been on helping companies structure their strategies, their organisations, and their supply chain processes for competitiveness, profitability, and growth. We're driven by a determination to get real results for our clients.   NITL offers a range of support packages to help solve your supply chain management issues and has access to global expertise in supply chain management.

NITL staff understand best practice in supply chain management and appreciate the realities of business life, and the contribution supply chain management can make to the 'bottom line'.  NITL should be your first port of call when seeking solutions to particular supply chain management issues.
To assist clients, NITL can facilitate a workshop for them.  Workshops are designed to address a client's particular requirements. The structure is participative using a mix of lectures, case studies, exercises, and always has a deliverable in the form of an agreed action plan.  Client companies may need to train staff in supply chain management principles, so that they can better address the issues faced. NITL can offer 'in-house' training courses tailored to meet company needs, or alternatively staff can enrol on NITL's part-time, modular MSc programmes. Each programme includes an assignment in the company, so that lessons learned can be directly applied, supervised by NITL's experienced staff.
NITL's staff have unrivalled experience of all aspects of the supply chain and have often undertaken similar projects in the same business sector as the client. NITL through its research resources has all the necessary back-up required to support project work in any aspect of supply chain management and of any complexity.

Supply chain management represents an exciting concept, ideally suited to the challenges faced by business in Ireland. To find out more contact Pamela




Sustainable Transport and Technology:

The other leg of NITL conducts applied research which addresses the current national and international needs of the transport industry, public authorities and society. 

The aim of the applied research is to enhance the competitiveness of the transport industry and to contribute to the underpinning of policy formulation by government and its agencies. The scope of the research ranges from product design to advanced traffic management systems and understanding travel behaviour.

We support technology development and transfer, the commercialisation of intellectual property and research outputs and participation in relevant EC and other international networks in order to be at the forefront of European research, policies and innovations.

The Applied Research Team have the experience and competence of delivering projects nationally and internationally to public and private sector clients. These include; Enterprise Ireland, Dublin Transportation Office, Dublin City Council, the European Commission, major retailers and distributors, product manufacturers and suppliers.

To find out more give us a call on For further infromation contact Pamela


 

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