Why Your Service Parts Supply Chain Preforms the Way It Does
Before you transform, first understand.
Until you uncover why your service parts supply chain performs the way that it does, transformation efforts often fall short. Success starts by decoding the unique operational DNA of your supply chain.
See Beyond the Symptoms
Fix what really matters
At ProFound Transformation, we blend the power of our Five-Forces assessment with a diagnostic method to reveal the hidden friction points that quietly limit your service parts supply chain. Before you invest time, resources, or budget into transformation - discover what truly holds you back.
Because real change starts with knowing why your supply chain performs the way it does today. By mapping the unique DNA of your operation - its constraints, blind spots, and unseen boundaries - you unlock the path to sustainable improvement and measurable results.
Stop guessing. Start transforming.
Meet our Principal Consultant
Mark Brenzikofer, CTSC
With over two decades in senior roles at Applied Materials, Entercoms, and Baxter Planning, Mark Brenzikofer brings deep experience in transformational analytics, engineering, technical program management, field service, solution development, and enterprise client engagement.
As the author of the recently released book, Unraveling the Service Parts Supply Chain: Understanding Complexity, Confronting Challenges, Driving Change, Mark offers practical frameworks and insights drawn from real-world experience to help organizations navigate the often-overlooked complexities of service parts supply chains.
Throughout his career, Mark has seen firsthand the challenge of balancing customer satisfaction, operational agility, and financial performance within the intricate maze of systems, processes, and people that make up the end-to-end value chain. Recognizing that every supply chain has its own unique DNA, he takes a hands-on, diagnostic approach to uncover hidden inefficiencies and craft solutions aligned with each client's strategic objectives.
He holds an Executive MBA in International Business from the University of Texas at Dallas and a Bachelor of Science in Electronic Engineering Technology from DeVry Institute of Technology. Mark is also certified in Transformation for Supply Chain (CTSC) through the Association for Supply Chain Management.
Mark resides in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex and supports clients worldwide.
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