FAQ
What does a consultant do?
What does a logistics consultant do?
A logistics consultant helps organisations improve transport, warehousing, inventory, fulfilment and operational performance to reduce cost and improve customer service.
How much can a logistics review save?
Savings vary, but logistics reviews frequently identify opportunities in freight spend, warehouse costs, inventory levels and operational productivity. Previous projects have delivered savings ranging from hundreds of thousands to several million pounds.
When should I bring in a supply chain consultant?
Typical triggers include rising costs, poor service levels, stock availability issues, rapid growth, ERP implementation, warehouse relocation or organisational change.
What industries do you support?
Fashion, retail, homeware, manufacturing, wholesale, consumer products, 3PL and eCommerce organisations.
Can you support RFID projects?
Yes. Support includes business case development, pilot design, vendor selection, implementation planning and operational adoption. Your CV references global RFID programme leadership.
How can RFID improve inventory accuracy?
RFID improves stock visibility, inventory accuracy, replenishment performance, fulfilment efficiency and loss prevention.
What product compliance services do you provide?
Compliance reviews, risk assessments, governance frameworks, Digital Product Passport readiness, supplier compliance programmes and customs compliance advisory.
Can supply chain improvements also reduce carbon emissions?
Yes. Transport optimisation, consolidated shipments, reduced air freight dependency and improved warehouse efficiency often lower both cost and carbon emissions.
Do you provide interim leadership?
Yes. Interim and fractional Operations Director, Supply Chain Director and Logistics Director support is available for transformation, recovery and growth programmes.
What makes your consultancy different?
Most consultants advise. I have personally led logistics, supply chain and operational transformations delivering multimillion-pound savings, ERP and WMS implementations, warehouse optimisation programmes and international supply chain transformations across multiple sectors.