Best-in-class companies are focused on analyzing their current inventory positions and looking for opportunities to reduce inventory and improve cash flow. Rising interest rates and fears of an impending economic slowdown are prioritizing this effort. Supply Chain Optimization leaders are adjusting to a “new normal” looking to reduce inventories after increasing inventory positions during Covid… Read More

As organizations continue to face pressures from record labor shortages, inflation, and supply chain challenges, investments in digital transformation efforts have become a vital driver of sustained profits. Outdated systems and processes may hinder a company’s ability to quickly adapt in today’s marketplace. Whether through business process reengineering, automation, strategic software updates, or data analysis,… Read More

By: Joseph Abbud and Steven Imholt Last month, the Mexican government made an agreement with business groups to raise the minimum wage by 22%, which went into effect on January 1, 2022. Understandably, the news has left many business leaders wondering whether the increase—and corresponding potential for a higher fixed cost of labor—would negatively impact… Read More

The continued spread of COVID-19, or the novel coronavirus, has been both swift and extensive in impact. For all businesses, this pandemic must be viewed as a health crisis first and foremost, and our top priority must be to care for the well-being of employees and customers, assist those afflicted, and mitigate the speed of… Read More

TriVista, a global management consulting firm, has joined the ranks of the Top Management Consultants in Orange County, CA where the firm is headquartered. In the July 10-16, 2017 edition of the Orange County Business Journal ‘s list of Top 40 Largest Management Consultant firms, TriVista ranked at #22 out of 40. With a 47%… Read More