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From procurement to shipping, warehouse management, transportation management and payment processing; logistics and operations today piggyback on software systems. In fact, a poorly implemented system is not just a matter of inconvenience; it can cause the downward spiral of a company leading to high turnover of people and financial duress. Despite this, many companies engage with vendors who stay true to the phrase: ‘A Solution trying to find a problem’. Redefining this, Quantumlytix reverse engineers information technology in a bottom up data-driven approach defining, selecting, building, and implementing technology. The company helps its customers with system implementation services that involve defining processes, workflow, and even cultures based on a company’s end goals. “Most companies spend tens of millions of dollars on ERP, MRP and WMS “solutions” and then hemorrhage millions of dollars in inefficiencies and revenue leakage for years following an implementation. Despite all the money spent, we find more than 50 percent of the information required for them to manage their business does not exist and is why they underperform,” asserts Jack Mensch, president of Quantumlytix. Unlike traditional consultants and vendors, Quantumlytix team are operations leaders, engineers, and software developers who perform detailed analyses of their customers’ environments, unique processes requirements, and operations, gathering information on their financials, capacity potential, non-value added activities, culture, and change readiness before providing a solution. “Our approach defines the business problems, identifying risks and waste, then working side-by-side with employees we define the business needs to be uniquely competitive, this is counter to how systems are generally implemented where a solution is selected and pushed on the business top down.”

