Network design decides the number, location, and role of facilities and the flows between them to balance cost, service, and risk. This is the Supply Chain Network Design from the Stratenity Library, a governed strategic execution asset that is already built for you. It gives your team the full working method for supply chain network design, and it walks through everything from total landed cost and the core trade-offs to sourcing and flow-path design. Every asset ships with a worked client example, a clear RACI, defined KPIs, and governance you can defend, so your team adapts it to a live client engagement instead of starting from a blank page.
What this asset covers
This is a preview of the full deliverable. Inside the Stratenity Library, this asset walks your team through the complete method, section by section, with a worked client example threaded throughout.
- Why Network Structure Sets the Cost Floor
- The Network Design Question
- Total Landed Cost and the Core Trade-Offs
- Facility Location: Center-of-Gravity and Greenfield
- Number and Role of Facilities (Echelons)
- Service Level versus Cost: Distance to Demand