We can help you build a reliable, resilient, and sustainable supply chain that boosts your revenue and your growth.
We work with you to analyze your supply chain, find and address bottlenecks, and prioritize local solutions aligned with your goals, making the most of what New Brunswick offers.
Boosting productivity is key to staying competitive. Reducing supply chain costs from 9% to 4% can double profits. We can help you improve productivity through advanced manufacturing and digital transformation.
Companies that foster strong relationships with their supply chain partners tend to outperform industry growth trends by 2x. We’ll help you discover public and private sector partnerships and procurement opportunities and facilitate introductions.
Finding, hiring, and retaining top-notch talent doesn’t need to be a challenge. We specialize in developing plans and solutions tailored to your specific human resources needs!
Enhancing sustainability in your supply chain benefits both the environment and the province. We’ll help you identify sustainable practices to reduce your footprints, improve efficiency, and meet customer expectations. Check out the NB Sustainability Toolkit.
The price of eggs – it’s a subject that has frequently made headlines over the past year. Minimizing egg loss and ensuring smooth production has never been more important for egg producers across the globe. Fortunately, New Brunswick’s Masitek Instruments has a solution. The Moncton-based firm’s CracklessEgg sensor is helping egg producers minimize losses, ensure […]
“I know we can do better.” Mark McAllister felt healthcare data was too inaccessible to the public and was confident that we could change how people access this vital information. The result was VeroSource, a Fredericton-based firm launched in 2014 with a vision for putting healthcare information in the hands of people and families. The […]
In August, Port Saint John announced it would soon have six container cranes operating along the Saint John waterfront, the most it has ever had in operation at one time. The cranes are just the latest in a series of investments in Saint John made by DP World, the port’s primary terminal operator. Expected to […]
The New Brunswick First Procurement Strategy is supporting the local economy by prioritizing government purchases from local businesses for goods and services, including construction, while adhering to trade agreements.
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