Picture this: You’re a retailer who manages a supply chain made up of a set of warehouses. You need to transfer goods from your suppliers to the point of sale. Suddenly, one day, there are torrential rains and one of your warehouses becomes unusable by a flood. And then you start asking yourself questions like, “Does my supply chain have enough capacity to manage all the flow of goods with one less warehouse? If so, to which warehouses? Should I attach the points of sales that were linked to the flooded warehouse? There will be capacity issues in some of the processes inside my warehouses, so what is the best strategy to solve those bottlenecks without affecting my service levels?” You might continue with “Should I increase my staff? Should I increase some extra time? Or should I rent a new warehouse?” These questions and more are answered with our discussion on DELMIA’s Network Flow Planner, the virtual twin of the supply chain. Listen in to learn more.

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