Advance your supply chain with improved visibility
Our 5 step approach to building an advanced, digitised supply chain
Now award-winning with a prestigious 2021 Queen’s Award for Enterprise for International Trade
A synchronised organisation with a single view of data
The pandemic has brought to light unforeseen supply chain vulnerabilities caused by a lack of digitisation. Looking ahead, it is crucial that businesses advance to become a synchronised organisation with a single view of data that delivers greater visibility and control.
Our success in digitising our customer’s supply chains with our innovative supply chain management platforms, SuppliView, TariffTel and Leaf, together with our overseas growth, has awarded us the UK’s most prestigious business accolade, The Queen’s Award for Enterprise for International trade. The awards celebrate the success of businesses which are leading the way with pioneering products or services.
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WHAT DOES THIS AWARD MEAN FOR OUR BUSINESS AND CUSTOMERS?
Ben Puncher, CEO and co-founder: “It is a huge honour to have won The Queen’s Award for Enterprise 2021 as it recognises our successes here in the UK and overseas. Resolve, opportunity, and hard work are the ingredients to our success. Achieving this award is recognition of an impressive team effort driven by common values and an ethos of collaboration.”
This award will help support our further growth overseas and demonstrates to our customers that innovation and commercial success remains at the heart of our business. As supply chain pioneers, we strive to bring innovative solutions to customers & prospects who are prioritising transparency and accountability in their supply chain processes. Put simply, our platforms can help you gain competitive advantage and be more cost effective.
OUR 5 STEP APPROACH TO BUILDING AND ADVANCING A RESILIENT, DIGITISED SUPPLY CHAIN
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An introduction to digitalising - why it can benefit your business
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Getting started - the importance of infrastructure, measuring what matters and your vision for digitalisation
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Understanding data and integration challenges - consistent visibility requires continuous data collection
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Case study example - increased data visibility with CORE
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THE INNOVATIONS AT THE HEART OF OUR QUEEN'S AWARD
A leading supply chain information management & visibility system, designed to drive sustainable improvements in lead times, delivery reliability & inventory reductions.
An innovative online Customs Classification & Management solution that improves compliance, reduces classification errors & costs.
A software solution that supports companies and helps them understand their environmental impact through data driven algorithms, to trace fabrics from farms & mills.
CEO AND CO-FOUNDER BENJAMIN PUNCHER:
The pandemic has shown that it is better to prepare for a crisis rather than to react once it has arrived. Having key supply chain data on hand allows an organisation to adapt, predict and react effectively. Digital transformation of supply chains overcomes problems associated with manual processes and departmental data silos, helping to reduce human error and unnecessary costs. Issues with purchase-order reconciliation, poor visibility and customs compliance can be resolved. Processes are automated and decision-making is transformed
CORE are deserving of a Queen's Award because of their solutions and services for classification management. We have used their TariffTel management system for a number of years and it has provided a step change to our processes over tariff coding for import and export and maximised our control and efficiency.
Steve Brophy, Head of Indirect Taxes, Marks and Spencer
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