CILT(UK)

Partner Case Studies

This resource offers access to a diverse collection of case studies and fact sheets from our partners, designed to keep you informed about the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping the industry. Explore the current papers below and discover essential knowledge to support your professional journey.

23 October Operations & Supply Chain Management

Company: Yusen

Limit the risks to the launch of your high value consumer goods with expert advice on how to secure your supply chain

logistics, inventory management, integrated planning solutions, warehouse

Putting a price on your product isn’t as simple as counting the pounds and pennies. Expensive, sought-after, high value goods trade with a limited currency. Their names are worth their weight in gold. It’s their legacy of success and their reputation for innovation that people want to buy into – and they’re willing to pay the premium.

23 October Operations & Supply Chain Management

Company: Yusen

How applying white goods expertise can improve reliability, quality and overall customer experience

logistics, warehousing, integrated planning solutions

With deliveries to the trade sector one of their key defined profiles, our customer needed a tailored service that understood the challenges of trade opening hours, the need for regular and reliable delivery times, and the importance of the specific handling required for white good appliances. To achieve their aim, they wanted a nationwide solution with bespoke final mile delivery and complete visibility.

23 October Operations & Supply Chain Management

Company: PD Ports

Unitom

logistics, warehousing, inventory management, integrated planning solutions

Unitom were experiencing issues with substandard packaging and damaged goods that were frequently rejected at source by the end user. What’s more, some end users were unable to devan containers on site. The unpredictability of ocean freight also meant that Unitom could not offer the ‘Just in time’ solutions their clients needed.

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