What if you could transform your supply chain in South Korea to reduce risks?

What if you could transform your supply chain in South Korea to reduce risks? This means gaining control over quality, on-time shipments, long-term pricing stability, and continuity of supply.

You can! Join Make It from Seoul, as we guide you through the secrets of a low-risk supply chain and what you need to do to transform yours!

Our process is split into 8 sections each corresponding to an element of the low-risk supply chain. Here's what we'll be covering:

1. Setting the right strategy - Explore the difference between renting & owning your supply chain, and the benefits that a deep understanding of your supply chain gives to importers.
2. Supplier(s) selection and visibility - Who is in your supply chain, the trouble non-compliant suppliers & sub-suppliers can cause, and the right way to build and maintain your supply chain. 
3. Why own the design & engineering work? - What is your supplier? Do you own the design and engineering work, or will this come back to bite you?
4. How legally enforceable agreements can help - The types of legal agreements that will protect your business and IP when outsourcing to South Korea.
5. Setting the right expectations - Defining your standards with approved samples, QC checklist, setting KPIs, and more.
6. Pre-Production Work - Important information about the pre-production phase, including tooling, work instructions, training, and pilot runs.
7. Keep Reducing Production Risks - Why to use an FMEA to assess risks and what a process control plan is and its importance.
8. Monitoring, Feedback, and Corrective Actions - Short term fixes to quality issues, and how to keep quality high in the long term.