[Case Study on Optimizing Logistics Flow] Electronic Components Manufacturer ❷

A case of optimizing logistics flow to enhance efficiency and flexibility while reducing environmental impact!

We would like to introduce a case study on optimizing logistics flow in line with management strategies and market changes for manufacturers that produce and sell electronic components globally. The company began considering logistics optimization in anticipation of increased production capacity by 2025, as the demand for its main products was rising both domestically and internationally. In this context, we examined the proportion of air-imported products in the product inventory and found that approximately 40% of the delivery destinations are located in the metropolitan area. We proposed a two-location operation with warehouses for domestically produced goods in Takasaki and for overseas produced goods in Narita. For more details, please visit our website. [Challenges] - From the perspective of BCP (Business Continuity Planning), there were concerns about the concentration of inventory operations at the Takasaki logistics center. - We were verifying the efficiency of the logistics flow for transferring air-imported products from domestic airports to the Takasaki logistics center. - In order to strengthen the globalization of the market in the increased production system for 2025, we were seeking effective inventory operations. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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