RAPID Diagnostic
Methodology
Review and Analysis of Integral Processes in Distribution

Objectives
Identify "pain points" and establish focus areas for the program.

As-Is
Analyze the Supply Chain through visits, workshops, and quantitative analysis to review all aspects of the operation.

To-Be
Propose, Discuss, Define, Segment and Group improvement proposals.

Roadmap
Build a roadmap for the transformation, including a Business Case for the changes.
How can RAPID help me?
RAPID Diagnostic's methodology allows you to define a series of improvements for your operations following an accelerated and intensive analysis of your operations. The proposed solutions are derived from our in-depth experience in the application of Best Practices and technology in distribution operations.
Supply Nexus focuses on achieving tangible business results and supports its recommendations with a "Top-Down" economic analysis based on benchmarks and, to the extent possible, "Bottom-Up" based on a detailed and quantitative analysis of the data.
Supply Nexus focuses on achieving tangible business results and supports its recommendations with a "Top-Down" economic analysis based on benchmarks and, to the extent possible, "Bottom-Up" based on a detailed and quantitative analysis of the data.


What happens after RAPID?
Upon completion of the RAPID Diagnostic Project, your company will have defined:
- Diagnosis of the current situation of the supply chain, from planning to the customer.
- Evaluation of the supply chain resilience to scenario and paradigm changes.
- Identification of priorities for action.
- Roadmap with different implementation streams.
Any questions?
5 Key Advantages of RAPID Diagnostic
1
OBJECTIVE ANALYSIS
To identify the role of the Supply Chain in the growth opportunities and the challenges that hold the company back.2
IMPLICATION
From management and those responsible for Supply Chain and Operations.3
DEVELOPMENT
A common point of view on the Supply Chain situation shared by the whole team.4
ENABLE
Leaders to prioritize and address current opportunities and challenges.5