SCALA, a leading provider of management services for the supply chain and logistics sector, is on track to reach its ambitious growth targets following the appointment of a new senior consultant. Rob Wright has over 35 years’ of experience in supply chain and logistics management, having spent 29 of these years moving up the ranks […]
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John Perry, Chairman of SCALA Group, and Mr. Yang Zhenhua, Senior Consultant of SCALA CHINA Consulting Co. Ltd., were recently invited to visit the Shanghai office of ConnectChina Ltd. The two parties introduced each other’s business operations and core competencies, and conducted in-depth discussions and exchanges on supply chain management between China and the EU,
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SCALA’s Demand Planning Workshop, held on February 6 at the Leicester Marriott, was a resounding success. Plenty of companies across the Grocery and FMCG sector contributed to the workshop, offering insights into the current climate affecting demand and what they are doing (or are keen to being doing) in order to correctly catalogue demand and
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Last weekend, SCALA’s own Phil Reuben delivered a seminal presentation on Negotiation Practices in Suzhou to a large audience. Bringing his own unique style of presenting to China, he spoke the congregation in Suzhou on the subject “Negotiation – Strategy, Tactics, and Everything Else.” Phil’s detailed teachings (having had a large amount of experience in the appliance industry) and
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This year’s debate was opened by SCALA Executive Director Dave Howorth with Keith Newton also of the CILT International chairing the debate discussion. Edward Osborne, from Waitrose, discussed the increasing demands being placed on internal supply chains and distribution networks. Black Friday produced a 5 units per second demand on the process! Connecting with customers
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Following on from the news a few weeks ago concerning our SCALA CHINA joint venture, our official LinkedIn for the project is now live at https://lnkd.in/gnJn995. Make sure you follow to keep up to date with everything that’s happening, especially aspects such as Best Practice and automotive industry updates. You can also follow us on
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We are currently seeking to recruit top quality Supply Chain professionals fluent in Mandarin and English and experienced either in the U.K. Or Europe. If you are interested please do not hesitate to contact us either on here, Twitter, email, or LinkedIn. In addition, feel free to share this with anyone you think might be interested.
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John Perry and Phil Reuben have just returned from a highly successful visit to China and meetings with almost 60 Automotive Suppliers and Automotive Manufacturers plus a number of Electric Products manufacturers. John and Phil were also guests at a conference of 1000 Logistics professionals in Suzhou. SCALA are now delighted to announce their partnership
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SCALA’s recent Supply Chain Best Practice Forum on the 19 January was a resounding success, delivering an enlightening, informative, and entertaining day centred around industry standards and commercial approaches within the grocery and FMCG industries. The event took place in the Manchester Marriott hotel and hosted representatives from some of the largest companies in the international
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I recently attended the 17th Logistics Leaders Network, hosted at the University of Huddersfield and featuring speakers from various areas of the industry. A large majority of attendees were business associates, so I didn’t really know what to expect coming from a marketing perspective. However, I concluded immediately after that the forum was well worth
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