Personalized solutions: process improvement, supply chain, import export
Experts in:
- – Supply Chain Management
- – Process Improvement
- – Import Export
- – Manufacturing & Distribution
KEEP YOUR BUSINESS RUNNING SMOOTHLY AND EFFICIENTLY REDUCING THE RISK OF DISRUPTION
How resilient is your supply chain? How will your business fare when a key supplier is unable to deliver? Natural disasters like storms, earthquakes, and the like can slow or even stop your suppliers in their tracks!
The COVID pandemic has shown us just how fragile our supply chains can be. Shortages of everything from computer chips to baby formula have impacted businesses and consumers alike. The question is: what are you doing to protect your business?
Brian Shube Consulting Inc. (BSC) specializes in helping small and mid-sized businesses build resilient supply chains. We work with you to identify vulnerabilities, develop contingency plans, and implement processes that keep your business running smoothly — even when disruptions occur.
Our import/export expertise spans decades. We have helped clients navigate complex international trade regulations, find reliable overseas suppliers, and manage the logistics of bringing goods to market. For example, we helped a client source specialty products from Romania and Ukraine, navigating the complexities of Eastern European trade to deliver significant cost savings.
Whether you are looking to diversify your supplier base, streamline your logistics, or explore new international markets, BSC has the experience and expertise to help you succeed.
ABOUT US
Brian Shube brings almost 50 years of business experience to support his clients. His expertise spans Manufacturing, Distribution, Import/Export and Supply Chain Management
MAY 2022 NEWSLETTER
Supply Chain Problems Persist
Small Business Start and Grow
Starting or expanding a business is one of the most exciting and challenging things you can do. The opportunities are endless, but so are the pitfalls. One of the biggest challenges facing small businesses today is the ongoing supply chain disruption that has affected virtually every industry.
From raw materials to finished goods, the supply chain has been stretched to its limits. Port congestion, shipping container shortages, and labor disputes have all contributed to delays and cost increases that are squeezing small business margins.
But there is hope. Businesses that have invested in supply chain resilience — diversifying suppliers, building safety stock, and developing strong relationships with logistics partners — are weathering the storm better than those that have not.
Think of it this way: if McDonald's wanted to open a location on the moon, they would need to think very carefully about their supply chain. How would they get the beef, the buns, the fries? The same principle applies to your business. The more you think about your supply chain in advance, the better prepared you will be when disruptions occur.
CONTACT OUR TEAM OF EXPERTS TODAY.
Tell us your concerns, so we can start you on a path to success.
brian@brianshube.com | 732-640-8800
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