Logistics feasibility study for fashion
“Assess the solutions for the logistics challenges of your company together with Van Looy Group by means of a logistics feasibility study for the fashion & apparel industry”
Van Looy Group formulates a business case with crystal clear returns and payback periods in order to deal with the future logistics challenges of your company in a quantitative manner.
Logistics feasibility study for fashion & apparel
A feasibility study is part of the logistics consultancy path of Van Looy Group. Optimized scenarios for the future intralogistics setup of your company are proposed, quantified and compared based on data-analysis and projected growth figures. The net present value of the related OPEX and CAPEX cashflows is calculated for the different logistics setups. Specific rate-of-return and payback values help in corporate management’s decision making. Extensive sensitivity analyses answer important ‘what-if’ questions and quantify the level of resilience and flexibility of the different logistics concepts.
Advantages of a logistics feasibility study in the fashion & apparel industry:
- preceding data analysis confirms or refutes the internal logistics trends (productmix, channels, volume, stock rotation, …)
- transparent insights in actual and future logistics related OPEX and CAPEX cash flows
- solid business case to identify the optimal intralogistics setup to efficiently and economically process future material flows
Why choose for Van Looy Group as your consultancy and engineering partner for the fashion & apparel industry:
- track record in consulting, engineering and implementation of distribution centres and warehouses in the fashion & apparel industry
- strong knowledge of supply chain management regarding cross channel retailing
- experience in facilitating and drafting User Requirements Specifications (URS) and Impact Analyses (IA)
- broad experience with ASRS, goods-to-person solutions and semi-automatic picking strategies
- tailor-made intralogistics solutions for multi-channel logistics