Step into August with Inspiration from DMS Supply Chain!
In Summary
📢 Last Month in Review:
✔️ CEMAT 23-25 July – Team DMS @Alice Brimicombe and @Elton Brown attended the CeMAT event in Melbourne, where our very own Orrator, Elton, took the stage on Day 2 and Day 3. Elton delivered two insightful presentations, leaving the audience with valuable Supply Chain to ponder.
Enjoy our snapshots of the team engaging and networking throughout the day! It was a fantastic opportunity to connect and share knowledge with industry peers.
✔️ Also In July Team DMS 👏 👏 👏 completed an incredible 100 km walk for Breast Cancer Research! Committed to walking every day, showcasing our dedication and support for such a vital cause.
Employee Spotlight 🌟
🎈🎁 🎉@Dale Brimicombe – DMS Commercial Director celebrates 7 remarkable years at DMS! Wow! What an incredible achievement for Dale who joined us on 1st August 2017.
And let’s not forget our Presenter Extraordinaire, the Supply Chain GURU and Senior DMS Consultant, @Elton Brown, who also marks a significant milestone with an impressive 3 years at DMS as of 3rd August 2021.
Congratulations to both Dale and Elton for their outstanding contributions and dedication! Here’s to many more years of success!
🗓️Upcoming Industry Events
🎤 Don’t miss out! Catch Elton once again today, 1st August, 2024, as he presents Part 2 of our DMS Webinar Series, hosted by SCLAA. The session begins at 3:00 PM.
If you haven’t registered yet, grab your spot here: https://www.sclaa.com.au/wa-event/webinar-advancing-supply-chain-excellence-part-2/
Hurry—this is one webinar you won’t want to miss!
Did you know🤔⁉️ An interesting Supply Chain Fact
During World War II, the Allied forces executed one of the most complex supply chain operations in history, known as Operation Overlord or D-Day. On June 6, 1944, the Allies launched a massive invasion of Nazi-occupied France on the beaches of Normandy. This operation required meticulous planning and coordination of logistics, including the transportation of thousands of troops, vehicles, and supplies across the English Channel. The success of D-Day depended on the ability to sustain a continuous flow of reinforcements and supplies to the front lines, which was achieved through the establishment of temporary ports known as Mulberry harbors. These artificial harbours enabled the Allies to quickly unload ships and support the advancing troops, ultimately contributing to the liberation of Western Europe from Nazi control.
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