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In today’s data-driven world, organisations across industries are collecting vast amounts of information. However, having data isn’t the same as having the right data. Many businesses struggle with a critical…
When discussing business metrics and KPIs, there is a critical aspect that people often overlook – variability. While averages and totals are important, they only tell part of the story….
In today’s competitive food manufacturing landscape, companies are looking to minimise unplanned downtime, which can significantly impact productivity and profits, by utilising predictive failure. UK food manufacturers are increasingly turning…
We’re excited to be kicking off a new project with a leading social care developer and provider, Turning Point Scotland. Turning Point Scotland is at the forefront of evidence-based service…
Supply chain management (SCM) is a critical aspect of operations for bakery manufacturers. From sourcing ingredients to delivering finished products, an efficient and well-managed supply chain ensures timely production, reduces…
In a world where efficiency can make or break a business, relying on outdated tools can severely hamper your supply chain’s effectiveness. For years, Excel has been a staple in…
For anyone who has watched the hit show Clarkson’s Farm, it’s obvious how delicate the modern food supply chain really is. What started as an effort by Jeremy Clarkson to…
The baked goods industry in the UK is encountering numerous challenges that are affecting profitability and sustainability. These headwinds stem from a combination of economic, environmental, and market factors. Understanding…
The COVID-19 pandemic, coupled with the impacts of Brexit and global trade tensions, has exposed vulnerabilities within supply chains for UK manufacturing companies. From material shortages and logistics disruptions to…
The COVID-19 pandemic forced a seismic shift towards digitalisation across various sectors, including not-for-profit, health, and social care organisations. While we may be past “the new normal” and operating somewhat…