Placing Leadership at the Top of Organizations

Plato’s approach is structured to reflect the interdependency of supply chain and how it interacts with the rest of the organization. This focus allows for balance in the creation and implementation of our recommendations. Supply Chain management must focus not only on the internal customer but on all stakeholders within and without. Inclusive of these are our Vendors, Government Agencies, Financial Institutions, as well as our internal customers such as Accounting, Legal, Engineering, Quality Assurance etc.

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Supply Chain represents the most important profit center in any organization, representing between 40% and 80% of a company’s revenue. As this function continues to evolve, business is increasingly looking to supply chain professionals to deliver within a framework of transparency and accountability while reducing the total cost of goods and services. This must be achieved through the astute management of risk, and the organizations need to maintain profit margins.