Real operating situations and practical articles, written from inside the work: availability, suppliers, planning, sourcing, and how AI agents remove the repetitive work in between. Six case studies with the situation, the approach and the outcome, and thirteen articles that each end with a decision rather than a summary. No theory without a decision attached, and no content written by someone who has not run the operation being described.
A leading US eCommerce company in the baby products category, processing 300 to 4,000+ orders per day across engagements, under real growth pressure.
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Case Study · q-commerceA complex FMCG q-commerce environment: large digital assortment, multiple fulfillment locations, many suppliers, and customers who expect immediate availability.
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Case Study · AI agentA daily ordered-versus-delivered routine consumed hours every morning while still leaving room for missed cases and inconsistent supplier communication.
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Case Study · AI agentProducts with insufficient remaining shelf life entered the operation unnoticed, and by the time reports caught them, markdown or write-off were the only options left.
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Case Study · Planning modelA new location needed an initial inventory plan for roughly 6,000 products, with no historical sales to calculate from.
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Case Study · Global sourcingCustom product development projects across several international markets, from supplier discovery through production to delivery coordination.
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“The lost sale is the smallest part of the bill.”
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AI Agents · 7 min“Every operations team has one report that quietly eats a person.”
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Suppliers · 6 min“Ask three people which supplier is the worst and you get three confident answers.”
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Operations · 6 min“Shrink reports are obituaries.”
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Planning · 8 min“Launch planning is a master data stress test.”
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Availability · 6 min“Most companies track availability the way they track office plants.”
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Operations · 5 min“A dashboard is passive by design.”
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Planning · 6 min“Aggregate forecasts are comfortable and wrong.”
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Planning · 6 min“If replenishment is one person and one spreadsheet, you do not have a process, you have a personality.”
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Operations · 7 min“Nobody writes case studies about the campaign that worked and the warehouse that did not.”
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Sourcing · 6 min“The most dangerous number in eCommerce is a margin calculated from the supplier invoice.”
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Sourcing · 7 min“Every factory says yes to volume.”
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AI Agents · 8 min“Every supply chain leader is currently being sold two stories.”
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