Logistics service providers
Hermes launches new supply chain analysis
Logistics service provider Hermes Transport Logistics (HTL) is launching Hermes Supply Chain Analysis (SCAN), a new product that enables retail clients to analyze and optimize their processes along the supply chain. Starting with the analysis and evaluation, through to a recommendation for action
through to implementation and execution, Hermes SCAN helps to efficiently manage a company's individual supply chain and successfully drive forward the process of internationalization. "An optimally coordinated supply chain is one of the decisive competitive factors in global trade today, which is why it should be regularly reviewed and strategically managed," says Jan Bierewirtz, Head of Sales & Business Development Supply Chain Solutions at Hermes Transport Logistics. The many years of logistics expertise of the globally networked Hermes Transport Logistics and the entire Hermes Group ensure that all relevant aspects of an optimal value chain are taken into account. "Customers can concentrate fully on their business and commercial expertise while we ensure the performance of their supply chain," says the logistics process expert.
Contact:Hermes Transport Logistics 22419 Hamburg Tel.: 0 40 / 53 75 50www.hermesworld.com/de/unseredienstleistungen/transportlogistics/
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