01 / NETWORK
Distribution Network Planning
Set hubs, service zones, facility roles and transport reach before volume fixes the model.
Open network planning →European distribution control / 01
PLAN THE NETWORK BEFORE YOU MOVE THE GOODS.
Plan European distribution structures. Position regional stock. Design cross-border routes. Test operational risk before network commitment.
Primary hubRoute corridorRegional node
Planning directory / 05 routes
CONTROL THE NETWORK AS A SYSTEM.
02 / ROUTES
Cross-Border Route Planning
Map corridors, border dependencies, modal options and alternate paths by operating region.
Open route planning →
03 / FACILITIES
Regional Warehouse Strategy
Assign site roles against demand, throughput, storage needs and transport connections.
Open warehouse strategy →
04 / STOCK
Inventory Positioning
Place stock against regional demand, lead-time variability, replenishment and working capital.
Open inventory positioning →
05 / RISK
Distribution Risk Planning
Test disruption exposure across borders, carriers, facilities, suppliers and route choices.
Open risk planning →Operating sequence
THE DISTRIBUTION NETWORK HAS TO WORK BEFORE IT HAS TO SCALE.
MAP
Plot demand, suppliers, facilities, borders and delivery obligations.
MODEL
Compare network shapes. Record assumptions. Expose trade-offs.
POSITION
Assign stock, site roles, corridors and replenishment ownership.
TEST
Run disruption, peak, delay and capacity scenarios.
OPERATE
Measure exceptions. Review inputs. Adjust the network deliberately.
Planning desk
START WITH THE OPERATING FACTS.
Regions. Goods. Demand pattern. Facility options. Service requirements.