Results from a Buck Consultants International analysis of the future attractiveness of the United Kingdom in the case that next week’s discussions in the British Parliament result in a no deal hard Brexit.
Read moreImagine a company that has a fantastic new drug or medical device in the pipeline. Successful market launch around the world becomes life critical for this company. Based on our experience BCI Global has defined four building blocks that help companies in these situations to “guarantee” a flying start.
Read moreIntensifying trade disputes (US-China, US-Europe), the Brexit, reduced economic growth expectations, but also new production technologies demand a review of your company’s global/regional manufacturing footprint. BCI Global presents 4 takeaways.
Read moreMany multinational companies have already put in place various kinds of control towers – initially focusing on creating transactional visibility throughout the supply chain. The physical world of control towers is now meeting the world of planning in so called end-to-end control towers.
Read moreTrade disputes between US, China and Europe are very probably not over soon. BCI has identified and developed 12 strategies how companies can cope with importing and exporting trade tariffs around the world.
Read moreAvailability of the right people, increasing labor costs and the need for changing skills set are key issues for many companies. Finding optimal locations for new (production, distribution, service) operations in the US, Europe and Asia is becoming more and more talent driven. But how to identify locations which are future proof from a labor market perspective?
Read moreWith a 6% annual growth China is for many companies a very interesting market. But how to deal with US trade import tariffs and Chinese investment policies, how to cope with increasing production costs at China’s East Coast, how to develop the right manufacturing strategy?
Read moreDesigning your supply chain for the APAC markets is not easy given the complexity in international markets, channels, infrastructure and taxes. This webinar addresses the need to design an optimal supply chain to support Asian/Chinese international markets both from a sourcing as well as from a distribution angle.
Read moreChoosing the right location strategy for Support Centers is crucial for your company’s success in China/Asia. There are a few relevant factors that play a significant role when deciding how and where to locate Support Centers. BCI Global organizes a webinar on successful Support Centers for China/Asia.
Read moreThe BME Global Pharma Supply Chain Congress is an important event for 300 supply chain leaders in Pharma, MedTech and Global Health. The event is a platform for peer-for-peer senior executives within supply chain management to connect and to share insights on how to improve business operations through best practices.
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