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Scale with Sergio

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<p>Scale with Sergio, hosted by MarketScale Executive Vice President, Operations Sergio Reyes, engages experts on their logistics strategy, operational challenges and business strategy to deliver critical insights, discuss trends and lead the conversation on what’s happening on the cutting-edge of their industries.</p>

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July 17, 2020

Opening a New Manufacturing Facility Isn’t Easy

<p>No matter how much experience or expertise a manufacturing company has, expanding operations is never easy. Even if they’ve done it before. Javier Gallegos, General Manager for <a href="https://www.transmatic.com/" rel="nofollow">Trans-Matic Precision Metal</a>, shared the company’s journey in opening a new facility in Monterrey, Mexico.</p><p>Trans-Matic specialized metal stamping capabilities required additional support. They had previously opened a factory in Suzhou, China, but working in Mexico was different. Gallegos said, “I started the planning and process in 2014, and we opened two years later. Change was necessary and hard.”</p><p>Employees were initially concerned about losing their job, but Gallegos said the company approached the change with transparency. “We were open and transparent with employees. We let them know we were keeping everyone on board and presented them the new capabilities and business drivers for why we were opening a new facility,” he shared.</p><p>That facility boasts 55,000 square of space and has 23 stamping presses. From the location, employees manufacture, develop tools, prototype, and more.</p><p>In the process of launching a new location, Gallegos provided some key insights. He stated, “Be clear with intentions. Plan for what you need throughout the process.”</p><p>Since the successful opening of the factor, Gallegos has also established innovative ways to track and monitor production. He added, “We focus on several metrics. Safety and quality dashboards are included as well as metrics on production and how they connect to goals.”</p><p>For any company, taking on such a massive project can be daunting. With the right leadership, approach, and strategy, companies can find success no matter how they expand.</p>

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June 20, 2020

Additive Agility for Supply Chains

<p>On this segment of <a href="https://marketscale.com/industries/podcast-network/scale-with-sergio/" rel="nofollow">Scale with Sergio</a>, host and <a href="https://marketscale.com/industries/" rel="nofollow">Marketscale’s</a> Executive VP of Operations, Sergio Reyes, visits once again with<a href="https://engineering.tamu.edu/materials/profiles/arroyave-raymundo.html" rel="nofollow"> Dr. Raymundo Arróyave</a>. Boasting a BS degree in Mechanical &amp; Electrical Engineering from the <a href="https://tec.mx/es" rel="nofollow">Instituto Tecnológico y de Estuidios Superiores de Monterrey</a>, and an MS and PhD in Materials Science from MIT, Dr. Arróyave is currently a Professor of Materials Science at<a href="https://engineering.tamu.edu/" rel="nofollow"> Texas A&amp;M University</a>. This Scale installment is not only a follow up of a previous episode where Arróyave and Sergio discussed the critical role a secure supply chain can play in a company’s success, but today, the two long time friends also talk about the positive and lucrative implications <a href="https://marketscale.com/industries/software-and-technology/sxsw-3d-print-scandinavia/" rel="nofollow">3D printing</a> can have on that supply chain.</p><p>Crucial to any business that makes and sells products, a supply chain represents the steps it takes to get a product or service from its original state to the customer. It’s the vital link between a company and its suppliers to produce and distribute a specific product to the final buyer—covering everything from inventory to sales—and includes different activities, people, entities, information, and resources.</p><p>Organizations are always seeking ways to optimize their supply chain and gain a competitive advantage, however, in today’s world, supply chains have not only been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, but trade agreements and other current world events are affecting the cohesion of global and domestic supply chains on a daily basis. 3D printing technology (or additive manufacturing), though, can provide these organizations with the edge they need to keep supply chains intact and remain competitive in an uncertain world.</p><p>For those that don’t already know, additive manufacturing is the process of making three dimensional (3D) solid objects from a digital file. By incorporating additive manufacturing, supply chains have the flexibility to scale inventory at will while decreasing a business’ reliance on warehouses. Simply put, when a part or product is required, the order is sent to the 3D printer and produced on the spot, reducing complexity, saving on production costs, enhancing lead times and improving time-to-market.</p><p>With an area of expertise that covers everything from computational materials science and simulation to machine learning-assisted materials discovery and design, Arróyave’s recent focus has been on the design of metallic alloys and processes for additive manufacturing. As such, he and Sergio discuss how the creation of an efficient and flexible supply chain is critical, how it can differentiate an organization from its competitors, and the many advantages to a supply chain that can be gleaned through 3D printing.</p>

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June 5, 2020

Examining the Supply Chain in the Fashion Industry

<p>Supply chains are the backbone of any operation, and that’s particularly true in the fashion industry, where sourcing, manufacturing and delivery are quite literally make-or-break.</p><p>To help host <a href="https://marketscale.com/industries/business-services/scale-with-sergio-tenets-of-optimizing-operations/" rel="nofollow">Sergio Reyes</a> dive into visibility, management and more when it comes to supply chains in the fashion industry, <a href="https://www.smartwool.com/" rel="nofollow">Smartwool</a> Head of Operations <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/aloke-mishra-a4282517/" rel="nofollow">Aloke Mishra</a> joined this episode of <a href="https://marketscale.com/industries/podcast-network/scale-with-sergio/" rel="nofollow">Scale with Sergio</a> to share his insights.</p><p>To begin, the duo touched on the key elements of supply chains and what makes them so critical to the operation of businesses the world over.</p><p>“You really need to understand and have visibility into your supply chain from end to end,” Mishra said.</p><p>In particular, Mishra said sheer financial impact, time to market, production efficiency and end-of-life management are the core aspects of supply chains that make them so critical to the successful operation of a business in quite literally any industry.</p><p>Reyes and Mishra dove into each of those aspects, providing insights regarding how to best manage each and maintain visibility throughout the entire supply chain, not just a portion of it.</p><p>The pair also explored how scale and growth can affect supply chain management, noting that getting larger often means navigating new supply chain challenges.</p><p>Fortunately, solutions exist if you’re willing to do the work to identify areas where efficiency can be boosted, such as in the leveraging of raw materials.</p><p>“The bigger the company, (the more) silos, and each silo is creating its own product not knowing that each silo could be sharing 60% of the raw material,” Mishra said. “This is where I think supply chains have another part to play.</p><p>“When you really start to look at your raw materials much more closely, you are actually also going to embed yourself with R&amp;D and say, ‘Hey, by the way, this particular component of yours and that component of that other one are like 98% similar.’”</p><p><br></p>

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<p>Scale with Sergio, hosted by MarketScale Executive Vice President, Operations Sergio Reyes, engages experts on their logistics strategy, operational challenges and business strategy to deliver critical insights, discuss trends and lead the conversation on what’s happening on the cutting-edge of their industries.</p>
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