Name On Logo: Walsh VMI

Vendor Management & Inventory

Walsh VMI offer an integrated vendor managed inventory programme to large multinational companies. We source, supply and deliver line side services and consumables. This includes supplier management, logistics, inventory stock control, financial controls, statistical analysis and continuous improvment through time cost and quality. This manages the internal logistics and associated internal resources can be redeployed to manage other value added activities.

We achieve this by a continuous development of a quality management programme using LeanSigma and other critical management tools for data and information management analysis integration and strategic imperative. This nurtures an environment of value added activity, delivering a finite balance on the triple constraint of time, cost and quality while offsetting and outperforming the global challenges presented to integrated supply chain vendor managed Inventory Company in a highly competitive market.

Industry: Manufacturing & Wholesale

1. Reliability

2. Stock control

3. Cost and time saving

We deal primarily with large multinationals in the bio-mechanical industry but also in the aerospace and medical industries.

We have a 2nd tag line which is "offering you an integrated vendor managed inventory programme" which could be used at your discretion.

I think you should use the line "vendor management & inventory" as VMI is not a commonly understood term.

You can see our current logo at [Login to view URL] which will redirect you to our parent companys' website, [Login to view URL] The Walsh VMI logo is the one in the main article with the V-M-I in the honeycomb configuration. This symbolises the fitting together of pieces in the production "jigsaw" of any manufacturing facility.

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NOTE: THERE IS A SMALL CHANGE TO THE TAGLINE - IT SHOULD NOW BE "VENDOR MANAGED INVENTORY"