See how companies solve their toughest network challenges
From capacity planning to lane consolidation—real examples of how Continuous Design delivers results.
A mid-market company is experiencing 15% annual growth and needs to determine if their current 3-DC network can handle projected demand through 2028, or if they need to add facilities.
A consultant needs to determine the optimal number and location of DCs for a client expanding into the Southeast. Budget allows 2-4 facilities. Where should they go?
A company expects 40% demand surge during Q4 holiday season. Can their current network handle it? Do they need temporary capacity or overflow facilities?
A company has 150+ active shipping lanes with varying volumes. Many are LTL (expensive per unit). Which lanes can be consolidated to achieve FTL rates?
Continuous Design handles a wide range of network optimization challenges
Should we reduce 7 DCs to 4 larger ones? What's the cost vs service tradeoff?
We're entering 5 new states. Where should we place distribution centers?
What's the optimal mix of truck, rail, and parcel for our network?
Which products should be stocked at which facilities for optimal flow?
Balance 2-day delivery zones with cost constraints—find the sweet spot.
Should we use 3PL warehouses or open our own facilities? Run the numbers.
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