WELCOME TO OGH CONSULTING

• Support to the acquisition and operation of hardware and software solutions
• Professional consultancy within Denmark, to the NATO alliance and across NATO member states
• Prepared IT plan solution
• Project support
• Data modeling

Supply chain visibility and traceability are both essential for improving supply chain functionality. Many companies have limited knowledge about how their supply chain works outside of one or two upstream or downstream layers. By gaining more transparency throughout the supply chain, companies are in a better position to identify inefficiencies, reduce complexities, and improve decision making.To make the most of what visibility and traceability have to offer, it’s important to understand the two are closely related, but not interchangeable.

To achieve supply chain traceability and visibility, companies must consider a myriad of moving parts and compile them into usable, easy-to-access insights. Supply chain data management can help facilitate this by providing a central source of truth of all products, materials, and supply tiers. By relying on one data resource, companies have the information they need to understand how their supply chain works and how various components are connected. They can use this data to drive decision-making and respond to risks and opportunities that could impact the bottom line.