DIAGNOSTIC CASE / PROPOSED TRANSFORMATION
VIASTARA operational optimization
An eight-process diagnostic covering inbound and outbound logistics, supplier-origin compliance, and ERP/WMS integration for VIASTARA.
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CASE STUDIES & RESOURCES
Explore an operational diagnostic, our Lean evaluation approach, and the tools we use to prioritize improvement.
DIAGNOSTIC CASE / PROPOSED TRANSFORMATION
An eight-process diagnostic covering inbound and outbound logistics, supplier-origin compliance, and ERP/WMS integration for VIASTARA.
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Crosslane’s framework for selecting Lean improvement opportunities based on customer value, waste, strategic relevance, and readiness to implement.
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A downloadable screening form for identifying candidate processes, collecting baseline data, and prioritizing Lean diagnostics, Value Stream Mapping, and Kaizen work.
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A high-volume manufacturing operation was losing throughput at its shipping conveyor and staging areas. Crosslane led a floor-level value-stream diagnostic, redesigned the material-handling workflow for industrial containers, and managed equipment installation and cross-functional execution through launch.
A seven-country Latin American operation carried excess inventory across a high-SKU catalog and an inefficient distribution footprint. Crosslane leadership overhauled S&OP, rationalized SKUs, relocated strategic DCs across six markets, and standardized operations under nine core KPIs.
A rapidly expanding retailer was moving 28,000 TEUs and 14,000 trailers annually through seven ports while customs duties reached $8.4M. Crosslane leadership audited tariff classifications and duty programs, restructured 3PL and cross-dock operations, and strengthened inventory models across major supply hubs.
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Newly acquired entities across Brazil, Argentina, Chile, and Mexico faced revenue unbooking exposure, P&L variances, and SOX risk. Crosslane leadership standardized sales operations, revenue reconciliation, accrual policies, and financial modules while instituting quarterly testing and four-eyes controls.
A multi-state trucking operation had expired medical certificates, incomplete driver files, inconsistent incident reporting, and rising insurance pressure across more than 40 owner-operators. Crosslane rebuilt the DQF process, established a driver-safety scorecard tied to dispatch priority, and standardized audit-ready reporting.