Right Sized Inventory (RSI) is one of those companies that, after seven years in the supply chain industry, listen to their customers, and adapt accordingly. Businesses that are able to embrace their client’s challenges and provide them affordable solutions are the ones that keep people coming back, and that’s exactly what RSI has done.
Their keen eye for risk management and focus on collaboration makes them a great ally for any company of any size. And here at Let’s Talk Supply Chain, you know you can count on me to bring you the best solutions and my honest opinion.
Let’s explore RSI’s mission and see what kind of companies can best manage their inventory with their technology.
RSI’s mission is simple, but critically important in the supply chain world.
They exist for the sole purpose of providing the best inventory-optimization tool on the market that companies of any size can afford.
What’s so special about RSI?
Through predictive analytics, using AI, simulation, and machine learning, RSI is breaking free of outdated algorithms and calculations. As a result, the inventory settings are accurate because they account for all environmental supply chain factors, which traditional inventory planning systems can’t do. Also, their technology is complementary to any planning system (e.g. SAP, Oracle, Epicor, etc.) and does not displace existing investments, but instead enhances them.
For these reasons, RSI’s technology is the most comprehensive tool on the market.
What types of companies or people can benefit from RSI’s Technology?
It doesn’t matter what industry vertical or size of company you’re in, any company that needs to hold inventory to run their business can benefit from this inventory optimization solution.
Their clients range from Fortune 50 companies to small mom-and-pop shops! Some of their clients have an item inventory count of fifteen, while others have over a million. To me that wide range just proves how robust and powerful this platform is.
Want to hear a bit more about RSI and their mission? Watch this video!
And if you’re wanting to follow along for even more things RSI and inventory-optimization-related, connect with them on LinkedIn.
