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Mathew Tolley

Mathew has over 15 years of experience in the public and private sector, advising senior executives on technical solutions in operations and supply chain, from design and development through to system implementation. This experience has been gained in sectors including hospitality, distribution, retail, telecommunications, fast-moving consumer goods, pharmaceutical products, food processing, after-market parts, and the Australian Defence Force (ADF).

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Tim Fagan

Tim has over 10 years experience in collaboratively working clients to find the right technology solution to meet their unique needs. With a background in tactical solution development, best of breed system implementation, system requirements definition, multi-language programming, (plus an undergraduate and postgraduate in Mechatronics) Tim has the expertise to support clients navigate their supply chain technology journey.

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Review forecasted demand, uplift ordering and inventory management discipline. Effectively manage service and cost.

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Monitor and record supplier fulfilment performance. Automatically distribute targeted communications to internal teams.

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Unlock continuous improvement opportunities and improve responsiveness through visibility of operational performance

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Plan for peak periods of demand, optimise workforce capacity and roster investment to meet service and cost targets.

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Maintain operational visibility of assets across the network, ensuring continuing capability exists and mitigating investment risk

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Featured Articles

Technology
June 24, 2025

Why Planning your Loading Dock Is the Missing Piece in Your Logistics Strategy

Dock scheduling software, like Mobiledock, can optimise loading dock operations by managing delivery times, reducing bottlenecks, and aligning resources. This article explores the cost-saving benefits, such as labour reduction and improved efficiency.

When we’re expecting a tradie to visit, we often spend a lot of time waiting around being unproductive…this is what happens at our loading docks too, but that lost productivity has much greater impacts on cost and customer service. Dock scheduling software is a game changer in this space, ensuring your dock managers know what to expect for the day, so they can adequately align the resources and capacity that is available to the activity expected on the Docks.  The key here is to allow the carriers to automatically book time in line with the operational policies of each site. This generates the expected demand and resource at your facilities – which is the catalyst for enabling the successful execution of subsequent back of house operations in the delivery of services to customers or end users.

In this article, we explore the two key scenarios that occur daily in loading docks across Australia, the impacts this has on your costs and efficiencies, and the how dock scheduling can provide a solution.

Back-Of-House planning – where complexities arise

As a patron to sports stadiums, theatres, shopping centres or even airports, we often don’t consider the extensive back of house areas where goods are received, stored and staged, before we see them served to us. The effective management of back of house operations is crucial for balancing operational costs with customer service levels. We typically see two common challenges with loading docks: too many deliveries to handle at one time, or too many idle resources waiting for inbound deliveries.

Example of unscheduled demand at loading docks

Influx of deliveries exceed capacity

Where unexpected influxes of deliveries occur at once, many of these cannot be serviced which results in:

- Holding up drivers in queues for extended periods,

- Operational shortcuts and workarounds in an effort to process quicker (i.e. staff disregarding safety procedures, manually dismantling pallets where forklifts are unavailable),

- Congested processing and storage areas, creating a bottleneck in goods flow processes,

- Cold chain compliance risks, and

- Perpetual and compounding delays to BOH operations downstream of the loading dock.

Over committing resources to prepare for unexpected delivery volumes

When we don’t know what’s coming, we will tend to err on the side of caution and prepare for the most we think we need. Over investment in dock resources means:

- More congestion at the dock with under utilised people and equipment,

- Excessive labour costs and inflated cost to serve,

- Increased maintenance and upkeep costs, and

- Clustered and ad hoc deliveries at suboptimal times.

When we don’t lock in delivery times, suppliers and drivers will show up when it suits them – not when it aligns with our own operational needs and workflow efficiency. No schedule means no control, and the resulting impact this can then have on the operational value chain through to our customers is significant.

Dock scheduling software as an enabler to strategic back of house design

A major enabler for combatting the above loading dock issues is distributing dock demand over the day to account for our capacity and align with our operational needs (e.g. for a hospitality business, we want our Loading Dock resources focused on processing fresh food deliveries  earlier in the day to allow kitchen production processes). This is where the concept of dock scheduling software comes in – by facilitating a scheduling system for truck arrivals to the dock, organisations can plan when suppliers will arrive and ensure there is appropriate space, equipment, and labour to receive goods and avoid queues and backlog.

Not only can dock scheduling keep your loading dock running smoothly, it also provides an opportunity to further optimise, such as reducing dock hours all together, and reducing manual administration requirements.

Mobiledock – the Loading Dock Management software solution

Mobiledock is an Australian developed, highly configurable web-based Loading dock scheduling platform that provides ‘air traffic control’ for loading docks, transforming operations from bottlenecks into streamlined, secure, and synchronised logistics hubs.

Mobiledock provides:

• A comprehensive booking and automated approvals system that provides carriers with an instant confirmation of loading dock timeslots which are also optimise dock usage and labour hours.

• Real-time visibility on an intuitive timeline interface for dock staff and business managers to prepare for receival of goods

• Powerful reporting tools to gain insights and drive performance improvements such as arrival times and turnaround times across partners and dock operations

• Enhanced site security through pre-authorisations for drivers, contractors, and service agents requesting access to the loading docks.

• Easy appointment setting, freeing up time for higher-value tasks.

The cost benefit outcomes of implementing Mobiledock have proven substantial.

• Alignment of Loading Dock resources to “when” specific deliveries are needed

• Reduction in required manned hours on dock, significantly reducing labour costs

• Distributing arrival times leads to a reduction in required bays

• Scheduling through Mobiledock streamlines various methods of communication from suppliers, reducing manual hours and improving overall communication.

Mobiledock’s timeline view of scheduled deliveries per dock across your property

With 32 retailers, 9 high rise buildings, and only one loading dock entrance, the 22-hectare Barangaroo precinct tackles loading dock administration with ease using Mobiledock automated entry processes.

“This enables the Dockmaster to focus on operations rather than conducting manual checks and administration. These advancements in technology get vehicles off the surrounding streets and into our facility […] reducing local road congestion.” – Mark Hedges, Property Services, Barangaroo.

To read more about the ‘Barangaroo Effect’, click here.

Next steps

Trace Consultants is a trusted partner for organisations looking to optimise BOH operations through loading dock process optimisation and management systems. With experience across stadiums, integrated resort style precincts, event centres, hospitals, universities, and more, we can provide tailored solutions to meet your unique circumstances.

Our Services Include:

• Dock layout design and optimisation

• Process mapping, review and optimisation

• Implementation and integration of dock management systems

• Customised training and change management for staff

• Performance monitoring and continuous improvement support

To read about Mobiledock and proven implementation results, head to the Mobiledock website.

To discuss opportunities for dock scheduling software and other back of house optimisation strategies, contact us at Trace Consultants here.

Technology
June 9, 2025

How Data Is Reshaping Supply Chain Strategy in Australia

How data is reshaping supply chain strategy across Australia

How Data Is Reshaping Supply Chain Strategy in Australia

Co-authored by Pentify Insights and Trace Consultants

In the past few years, the importance of resilient, data-driven supply chains has shifted from a competitive advantage to a business imperative. The combination of global supply shocks, evolving customer expectations, and a more connected digital economy means Australian businesses can no longer afford to treat supply chain management and data analytics as separate conversations.

This joint piece by Pentify Insights and Trace Consultants explores how data is reshaping supply chain strategy across Australia. We’ll look at the current challenges, the role of data integration and visibility, and where businesses can focus their efforts for immediate impact.

Nick Wright - Director at Pentify Insights

The Current State of Supply Chain in Australia

Australia’s supply chains are unique. Distance, logistics complexity, reliance on imports, and regulatory frameworks all influence how local businesses manage sourcing, manufacturing, transport, and delivery.

Some of the key challenges facing Australian supply chains today include:

  • Rising costs in freight, warehousing, and inventory management
  • Labour shortages across logistics and transport sectors
  • Limited visibility over multi-tier supplier networks
  • Volatility in demand and disruptions to overseas sourcing

Despite growing investment in technology, many businesses still operate with fragmented systems. Procurement runs on email, warehousing data lives in spreadsheets, and transport performance is tracked manually or in disconnected tools.

This fragmentation makes it hard to:

  • Track real-time inventory levels
  • Predict bottlenecks or delays
  • Optimise supplier or route decisions
  • Make confident decisions based on the full picture

And this is where data strategy makes the difference.

Why Supply Chain Needs a Unified Data Strategy

A unified data strategy brings together information from across your supply chain, enabling you to:

  • Improve visibility from supplier to customer
  • Respond faster to disruptions or market changes
  • Reduce manual effort through automation
  • Unlock deeper insights to optimise operations

But getting there means more than plugging in a dashboard. It requires:

  • Mapping current data flows and identifying gaps
  • Connecting systems across procurement, inventory, transport, and finance
  • Establishing clear metrics and KPIs
  • Building trust in data quality across teams

This is the foundation of a supply chain that runs on insight, not instinct.

The Role of Data Integration

Pentify Insights and Trace Consultants have worked with Australian businesses who know their supply chains are too slow, too reactive, and too expensive, but don’t know where to start.

The answer is almost always the same: get your data working together.

What that looks like in practice:

  • Connect your ERP, inventory system, and transport management system into one data platform
  • Build automated data pipelines to pull updates in real time
  • Set up alerts when metrics like stock-on-hand, lead times, or cost per order hit certain thresholds
  • Create dashboards for different functions (finance, ops, warehouse, executive) from the same data source

Done right, this shifts reporting from monthly and reactive to live and proactive.

Where Supply Chain Leaders Are Focusing Their Data Efforts

We’re seeing the biggest gains from companies who focus their data efforts in the following areas:

1. Inventory Optimisation

Stockouts and overstock are two sides of the same problem: lack of accurate forecasting and visibility.

Using integrated data, businesses can:

  • Align ordering to actual demand, not just forecasts
  • Reduce excess stock while maintaining service levels
  • Improve warehouse planning and working capital use

2. Supplier Performance

Too many businesses track supplier metrics manually or not at all.

With the right data, you can:

  • Measure on-time delivery and lead time accuracy
  • Track defect rates or returns by vendor
  • Compare cost vs reliability across suppliers

3. Transport and Fulfilment

Data can help streamline delivery, reduce cost, and boost customer satisfaction.

Key metrics to monitor include:

  • Freight cost per unit or per lane
  • Delivery-in-full-on-time (DIFOT)
  • Route performance and turnaround time

4. Risk and Resilience

After COVID, geopolitical shifts, and natural disasters, resilience is a board-level topic.

Data can help you:

  • Model what-if scenarios for supplier or route disruption
  • Score suppliers based on location, dependency, or risk exposure
  • Create buffers where they matter most

Practical First Steps to Get Started

You don’t need a full transformation to see benefits. Start with the following steps:

1. Pick a priority area What’s costing you the most time, money, or frustration? Inventory, transport, or supplier performance are good starting points.

2. Map your data sources Where does data currently live? What’s missing? What’s manual?

3. Set a clear use case Don’t aim for perfection. Focus on solving one problem, like automating a key report or improving delivery tracking.

4. Build a scalable foundation Use cloud-based tools, modern ETL platforms, and warehouse options that will grow with your needs.

5. Involve the right people early Finance, ops, and procurement all need to be at the table.

Tools That Are Helping Australian Supply Chains

Tools & Platforms

Data Warehousing: BigQuery, Snowflake, Azure

ETL & Integration: Fivetran, Airbyte, Zapier, Stitch

Visualisation & BI: Power BI, Tableau, ThoughtSpot

ERP & Inventory: SAP, Oracle, Dynamics 365, NetSuite, MYOB Advanced, Unleashed, Cin7

Transport Management: MachShip, FreightExchange, TransVirtual

Pentify helps integrate and visualise the data. Trace brings expertise in what the supply chain teams actually need to track, improve, and deliver.

What Good Looks Like

Here are outcomes we’ve helped drive:

  • 70% faster access to delivery and cost data
  • 90% reduction in manual report prep for logistics teams
  • Live dashboards for finance, ops, and execs fed by the same source

These aren’t overnight fixes. But they are realistic outcomes with the right foundation.

Final Thoughts

Australia’s supply chains aren’t getting simpler. But with the right data in the right hands, they can get smarter, faster, and more resilient.

Whether you’re a supply chain lead frustrated by manual tracking, or a CFO struggling to understand cost-to-serve, the path forward is the same: connect your data, align your teams, and focus on what you can improve next.

Pentify Insights brings the data and analytics expertise. Trace Consultants brings the operational experience and supply chain insight.

Together, we help Australian businesses turn supply chain noise into clarity, and results.

Workforce Planning & Scheduling
May 19, 2025

How AI Agents Revolutionise Organisational Design, Workforce Planning, Rostering & Scheduling

Discover how AI agents are transforming organisational design, workforce planning, rostering, and scheduling for Australian and New Zealand businesses. Learn how Trace Consultants can help you leverage AI to boost efficiency and stay competitive.

How AI Agents Revolutionise Organisational Design, Workforce Planning, Rostering & Scheduling

The Power of AI in Organisational Excellence

In today’s dynamic business landscape, Australian and New Zealand organisations face mounting pressure to optimise their structures, manage workforces effectively, and streamline operations. From navigating skills shortages to adapting to hybrid work models, the challenges are complex. AI agents—intelligent systems powered by machine learning and automation—are emerging as game-changers in organisational design, workforce planning, rostering, and scheduling.

At Trace Consultants, we specialise in helping businesses across Australia and New Zealand harness AI to transform their operations. This article explores how AI agents can be leveraged across these critical areas and highlights how our expertise can drive your organisation’s success.

Understanding AI Agents

AI agents are advanced software systems that use artificial intelligence to perform tasks autonomously or with minimal human input. They can analyse vast datasets, predict outcomes, and make data-driven decisions in real time. Unlike traditional automation, AI agents learn from experience, adapt to changing conditions, and optimise processes dynamically.

For Australian and New Zealand businesses, AI agents offer solutions to regional challenges, such as managing dispersed workforces, complying with complex labour laws, and addressing seasonal demand fluctuations. From predictive analytics to automated scheduling, AI agents are reshaping how organisations operate.

AI Agents in Organisational Design

Organisational design involves structuring teams, processes, and systems to achieve strategic goals. AI agents enhance this process by providing data-driven insights, optimising hierarchies, and fostering agility.

Key Applications

  • Structure Optimisation: AI agents analyse organisational data—such as employee roles, workflows, and performance metrics—to recommend efficient structures. For example, they can identify redundancies or suggest cross-functional teams to improve collaboration.
  • Change Management: AI agents simulate the impact of restructuring, helping leaders anticipate challenges and plan transitions. This is vital for businesses in Sydney or Auckland navigating mergers or expansions.
  • Culture and Engagement: By analysing employee feedback and engagement data, AI agents provide insights to design cultures that boost productivity and retention, aligning with Australia and New Zealand’s focus on workplace wellbeing.

How Trace Consultants Can Help

At Trace Consultants, we use AI-driven tools to design organisations that are agile, efficient, and employee-centric. Our team combines industry expertise with advanced analytics to create structures tailored to your business goals. Whether you’re a retailer in Melbourne or a tech firm in Wellington, we can help you build an organisation that thrives in a competitive market.

AI Agents in Workforce Planning

Workforce planning ensures organisations have the right people with the right skills at the right time. AI agents revolutionise this process by providing accurate forecasts, identifying skill gaps, and enabling strategic talent management.

Key Applications

  • Demand Forecasting: AI agents analyse market trends, business goals, and historical data to predict staffing needs. This is crucial for industries like healthcare in Australia, where demand for nurses fluctuates, or agriculture in New Zealand, with seasonal labour peaks.
  • Skills Mapping: AI agents assess current workforce capabilities and identify gaps, recommending training or hiring strategies to address them.
  • Scenario Planning: AI agents simulate scenarios—such as economic downturns or technological disruptions—to help organisations plan for future workforce needs.

How Trace Consultants Can Help

Trace Consultants leverages AI agents to streamline your workforce planning. We integrate predictive analytics to ensure your talent strategy aligns with business objectives. By partnering with us, you can build a workforce that’s resilient, skilled, and ready for future challenges.

AI Agents in Rostering and Scheduling

Rostering and scheduling are critical for managing labour costs, ensuring compliance, and maintaining employee satisfaction. AI agents optimise these processes by automating complex tasks and balancing business and employee needs.

Key Applications

  • Automated Rostering: AI agents create schedules that account for employee availability, skills, and labour laws, such as Australia’s Fair Work Act or New Zealand’s Employment Relations Act. They reduce manual effort and ensure compliance.
  • Demand-Driven Scheduling: AI agents align schedules with real-time demand data, such as customer footfall in retail or patient volumes in hospitals, minimising over- or under-staffing.
  • Employee Preferences: AI agents incorporate employee preferences, such as shift times or days off, to boost satisfaction and reduce turnover, a key concern in Australia and New Zealand’s tight labour markets.

How Trace Consultants Can Help

Trace Consultants partners with businesses to implement AI-driven rostering and scheduling solutions. We integrate systems that automate scheduling, ensure compliance, and prioritise employee wellbeing. Our tailored solutions help you reduce costs, improve efficiency, and create a happier workforce.

Benefits of AI Agents for Australian and New Zealand Businesses

AI agents deliver significant advantages for organisations in Australia and New Zealand:

  • Cost Efficiency: Optimised structures, workforce plans, and schedules reduce labour costs and improve resource allocation.
  • Compliance: AI agents ensure adherence to complex labour regulations, minimising legal risks.
  • Employee Satisfaction: By incorporating employee preferences and fostering positive cultures, AI agents boost engagement and retention.
  • Agility: AI-driven insights enable organisations to adapt quickly to market changes, such as economic shifts or technological advancements.

Challenges and Considerations

Adopting AI agents comes with challenges that businesses must address:

  • Data Quality: AI agents require accurate, integrated data. Organisations must invest in data management systems.
  • Implementation Costs: Deploying AI solutions involves upfront costs for technology and training.
  • Employee Buy-In: Staff may resist AI-driven changes, requiring effective change management and communication.

Trace Consultants mitigates these challenges by providing comprehensive support, from data integration to employee training. Our proven methodologies ensure a seamless transition to AI-driven operations.

Why Choose Trace Consultants?

At Trace Consultants, we’re committed to helping Australian and New Zealand businesses unlock the potential of AI in organisational design, workforce planning, rostering, and scheduling. Here’s why we’re the right partner:

  • Regional Expertise: We understand the unique challenges of operating in Australia and New Zealand, from labour laws to cultural nuances.
  • Customised Solutions: We design AI strategies that align with your specific business needs and industry context.
  • End-to-End Support: From strategy to implementation, we guide you through every step of the AI adoption process.
  • Proven Expertise: Our clients have achieved significant improvements in efficiency, compliance, and employee satisfaction through our AI solutions.

Ready to transform your organisation? Contact Trace Consultants today to explore how we can help you leverage AI for success.

Embracing the AI-Driven Future

AI agents are revolutionising how Australian and New Zealand businesses approach organisational design, workforce planning, rostering, and scheduling. By optimising structures, aligning talent strategies, and streamlining schedules, AI empowers organisations to stay competitive in a rapidly evolving market. With Trace Consultants as your partner, you can harness AI to build an organisation that’s efficient, compliant, and future-ready.

Don’t miss out on the AI revolution. Visit our Insights page for more resources, or reach out to our team to start your AI journey today.

Call to Action: Ready to optimise your organisation with AI? Get in touch with Trace Consultants for a consultation.

Trace Consultants is a leading consultancy serving businesses across Australia and New Zealand. Visit www.traceconsultants.com.au to learn more.

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