Supply Today orchestrates your operational transformation: a compact, senior team that knows the floor. We do not sell a report or a stand-alone piece of technology, but a working result.
We stay until it works: we deliver neither a report nor a machine, but an operation that runs. We combine deep operational expertise with workable technology and the capacity to change — and stay on board until the transformation delivers. For more than thirty years, on the floor at manufacturers, retailers and wholesalers.
We are not tied to any product of our own. For each challenge we put together the right combination from a network of proven technology partners — and sometimes none is needed. Who those partners are and what they do is set out under pillars and partners.
A programme is led by one of these five: senior orchestrators with final responsibility, from the first business case to a working operation. Behind them are specialists who join when their field is called for, with the capacity to do the hands-on work. Hover over a photo and click for the profile.
Four of these five have worked on the same floor together — including at a fresh food processor, where a stalled automated factory was running profitably again within five months. Before that, Ardy and Jaap did the mechanisation of a textile retailer together — four and a half years, from business case to ramp-up. Not a loose group of consultants, but a team with a shared track record.
Alongside the core team, we work with a fixed group of specialists we call on per challenge. They are not your point of contact, but they do work on your programme when their field is called for.






And we scale with the challenge. If a programme calls for IT expertise, purchasing power or extra implementation capacity, we bring in professionals for it — not by default, but when the scale or the content requires it.
For the analyses we prefer to work with your own people: the teams who run the process every day, and the young potentials who still look at it with fresh eyes. That is not a cost consideration but a substantive one: those who have measured for themselves where the time leaks away do not need to be convinced later. And the knowledge stays in your organisation instead of with us.