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DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT COSTS WHEN ONE OF YOUR LINES GOES DOWN? WE DO!
GO2 Partners is your preferred industrial sustainable distributor, delivering billions of labels annually. While supporting the ever-changing needs of our client, GO2 provides unprecedented assurances against halted distribution lines, unreliable supply chains, and achieving sustainability goals – delivering mission-critical labels on target, on time, and on budget.
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GO2 Partners loves a challenge! We take our client’s biggest pain points and deliver innovative, custom solutions. From improving your carbon footprint and obtaining sustainability goals, to simply ensuring you do not run out of labels, GO2 Partners strives to improve your business!
GO2 Partners does this by:
• Supplying superior products such as Labels, Commercial Printing, Promotional Products, and Packaging
• Providing world-class customer service
• Creating unique solutions with our Product Development Services Team
• Utilizing an extensive, Global Distribution Network to store and ship your critical supplies
• Testing your Labels in our In-house Quality Lab before they hit your distribution floor
• Providing Marketing, Technology Services, and Data Analytics to further business growth
• Helping our customers with technology platforms such as Hubspot to achieve CRM goals
• Deploying Specialized Business Teams to help with your specific needs
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Amazon’s global procurement operations transformation
Over the past three years, Amazon’s Global Procurement Operations Organisation has been going through a global transformation, which has involved procurement teams working together in a bid to ‘think global, act local’. It means countries like Australia and Singapore can share insights and learnings with teams from the US, Europe and South America.
“We have global categories set up, but given the nature of our operations business, it’s important to us that a lot of what we do is produced locally,” says Godschalx.
“We have set up local operations for particular non-inventory items. We also need to have a lot of on-site services, such as those for food, waste, pallet management and hygiene services, as well as pest control. These often need to be managed by local providers and suppliers as well.”
Godschalx shares an example of how Amazon was previously importing one particular item from the US to Australia, which took around six months. To overcome this, Amazon partnered with a global supplier to find a local Australian supplier, who they could work with to set production up within the country. This reduced that six-month time period to just one week.
“Thinking locally, but using our global presence to leverage new relationships, allows Amazon to maintain the ‘local’ element we’re all so passionate about, while also ensuring we’re able to deliver to our customers on time.”
Godschalx continues: “I’m really excited about the future of the company, and to see how my team and I can continue to make a positive impact.”