I’m Rob O’Byrne, and it took me a while to find the answer to that quote. But I found it.
As a Logistics Consultant, My Goal is To Help People Succeed
Business Results
Helping people boost Business results through improved Supply Chain performance. (management consulting)
Boost Careers
Helping boost careers with improved knowledge and confidence (education programs)
Those In Need
Helping those in need around the work through charity giving (proportion of revenue to charity)
Helping People and Businesses Achieve Better Outcomes
These companies cover Supply Chain Consulting, Benchmarking, Education for major corporations and also helping small businesses succeed through a Social Enterprise in the Philippines.
At the Logistics Bureau, our main business, our passion is helping organisations improve their performance with a focus on Logistics and Supply Chain. We have assisted organisations across most industry sectors.
We’re based in SE Asia and Australia, but conduct customer assignments all over the World. Currently we are up to well over 2,000 assignments conducted in 26 countries!
And do you know, that at the start of those 2,000 assignments, our customers generally had no idea of the magnitude of the hidden benefits waiting to be unlocked from their Supply Chains.
I have produced a series of books on Supply Chain. Look out for more titles this year under the series ‘Supply Chain Secrets Books‘, as well as a step by step guide for those wishing to learn more about Supply Chain. I am giving away the Supply Chain Strategy chapter of Supply Chain Secrets Book.
Recent Blog Posts
Warehouse Capacity – How to Increase It and Avoid Moving
Warehouse capacity has been a big issue lately, with many businesses struggling for space. Before you consider moving or expanding, I recommend watching the video below for some practical tips on optimizing your current warehouse. These strategies could help you make the most of your existing space…
Women in Supply Chain – Imposter Syndrome – with Alma Arzate
Imposter syndrome is a challenge many professionals face, especially women in male-dominated industries like supply chain. Despite clear success, individuals may feel inadequate or unworthy. She recalls being one of four female managers in a group of 104. This lack of representation contributed to her self-doubt, but she found a way to overcome it…
Cost to Supply v Cost to Serve and Why You Need to Understand It
Cost to supply is similar to cost to serve but focuses on the expenses your suppliers incur to deliver goods to your business. This information is critical as it helps develop strategies like reverse logistics and informs pricing decisions…
