Multi-Echelon inventory allocation: balancing stock across your supply chain

Optimising inventory across multiple supply chain layers is a constant balancing act. Too much stock ties up capital and increases carrying costs, while too little results in stockouts and lost sales. The solution? Multi-echelon inventory allocation—a strategic approach that synchronises inventory across suppliers, distribution centres, and retail locations to enhance efficiency and service levels.

How businesses move beyond traditional inventory management and implement multi-echelon optimisation to create a more agile, cost-effective supply chains? Register for SCM Webinar Wednesday on September 10 and find out.

During this interactive webinar, Martijn Lofvers, CEO & Chief Trendwatcher, covers:
• What is multi-echelon inventory allocation? A breakdown of the concept and why it’s essential for modern supply chains.
• Reducing costs while improving service levels: How balancing inventory across multiple nodes minimises waste and enhances responsiveness.
• Demand-driven inventory positioning: Leveraging real-time data to allocate stock dynamically across different locations.
• Technology enablers: How AI, predictive analytics, and digital twins enhance inventory decision-making.

This session is essential for supply chain planners, inventory managers, and logistics professionals looking to reduce excess stock, improve availability, and increase profitability. Whether you operate a global supply chain or manage regional distribution networks, this webinar will equip you with the strategies and tools to refine your inventory allocation model.

Register here and learn how to optimise inventory across every level of your supply chain and turn stock management into a competitive advantage.