Consumer Goods
Value Chain Consulting
We help consumer goods companies build value chains
that meet the demands of today’s consumers and markets.
Transforming Consumer Goods Value Chains
MASTERING VOLATILITY AND UNCERTAINTY
Consumer Goods Value Chain Consulting by Camelot
How We Help Clients
ESTABLISHING ADVANCED FORECASTING
Implementing Integrated Business Planning
DESIGNING THE RIGHT SUPPLY CHAIN OPERATING MODEL
Selecting an Advanced Planning System
Camelot provides vendor-neutral consulting to help you select confidently the right Advanced Planning Solution for your company. Our consumer goods consultants conduct a comprehensive analysis of your specific business needs and objectives and evaluate various solutions on the market. We ensure that the chosen system aligns with your company’s goals, providing you with a thorough comparison of each vendor’s capabilities, strengths, and limitations.
By leveraging our Advanced Planning System vendor database, we quickly identify a shortlist of potential system vendors. Working with these vendors, we work with them to demonstrate showcase relevant use cases to demonstrate to demonstrate system capabilities and actually feeland the allow you to system use experience system use in thereal the real world. Functionality, integration effort, long-term perspective, and life cycle costs are then used to recommend the best system for your specific needs.
DESIGNING A FUTURE-PROOF MANUFACTURING NETWORK
ENHANCING OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE
OPTIMIZING YOUR DISTRIBUTION NETWORK
Working with Industry Leaders
"As our consulting partner, Camelot supported us fully with transformation, from the idea and the concept through to their practical implementation."
Thorsten Rosenberg, Executive Vice President and Head of Global Supply Chain, BSH Home Appliances Group
Featured Insights
Why Bother with S&OP/IBP – Still?
There are tons of truths and analysis about S&OP and IBP that at the end of the day seem obvious. Why is it still a topic?
The Three Principles of Future-Proof Grocery Retail Supply Chains
In this blog post, we explain the three guiding principles of a future-proof grocery retail supply chain.
Introducing Full Flexibility in IBP Design
Introduce full flexibility in IBP design – some design principles and governance to ensure your solution incorporates best practices.
Optimize Service Levels and Profitability in Bottlenecks
This article will illustrate a standard allocation planning model, best practices, and a customized ‘allocation redistribution’ approach.
FAQs
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Manufacturing plays a critical role in the consumer goods value chain as it is the stage where raw materials and components are transformed into finished products. This phase encompasses various processes like production, assembly, quality control, and packaging. Efficient manufacturing ensures that consumer goods are produced to specification, at the right scale, and with consistent quality. It also has a significant impact on cost, sustainability, and speed-to-market. Effective manufacturing practices reduce waste, lower production costs, and ensure timely delivery to retailers and consumers.
Camelot supports industrial manufacturing in designing a future-proof manufacturing network design.
Distribution in the consumer goods value chain is managed through a coordinated network of transportation, warehousing, and logistics systems. It begins with planning and forecasting to ensure products are in the right locations at the right times. Warehousing plays a key role in storing goods before they are dispatched to retailers or directly to customers. Transportation involves selecting the most efficient methods, such as trucking, shipping, or air freight. Logistics companies or internal teams oversee the entire process, ensuring timely delivery, tracking shipments, and addressing any disruptions. An effective distribution network design is crucial for maintaining product availability and customer satisfaction.