Distribution – Coordinating the movement of products from suppliers to customers efficiently and cost-effectively.

Inventory Control – Managing stock levels to balance supply, demand, and cost while minimizing waste.

Logistics – Planning and executing the transportation and storage of goods to ensure timely delivery.

Obsolescence Issues – Addressing risks from outdated products, parts, or technologies that can disrupt operations.

Outsourcing – Leveraging external partners to handle specialized supply chain functions or services.

Purchasing Strategies – Developing smart procurement practices that reduce costs and strengthen supplier leverage.

Quality Control – Ensuring that products meet defined standards through inspection, testing, and process checks.

Risk Analysis – Identifying vulnerabilities in the supply chain to prevent disruptions and ensure continuity.

Supplier Relations – Building and maintaining strong partnerships to improve reliability and performance.

Warehousing – Managing storage operations to optimize space, security, and product flow.