by Simon Terry, CEO Fourcentric and Chris Mullen, CEO Procure4 | Nov 10, 2025 | Ai, Supply Chain
AI is changing the pace and potential of consulting. We discuss what this means for firms, clients, and leaders aiming to balance automation with human expertise. A couple of years ago, AI in consulting was still finding its feet. Models were often experimental,...
by Simon Terry, CEO Fourcentric and Joanne McCourt , CEO, EBIT | Oct 13, 2025 | Supply Chain, UK Economy
Rising costs, weak growth, and fragile supply chains demand more than blunt cost-cutting. We explore five smarter responses for business leaders. Stagflation is often described as the “worst of both worlds”: inflation running high while economic growth stalls. The UK...
by Simon Terry, CEO Fourcentric and Jeremy Smith, Managing Director, 4C | Aug 11, 2025 | Strategy & Planning, Supply Chain
From tariffs and sourcing to compliance and resilience, here’s what to know and what to do next. This year, the UK has signed or advanced trade agreements with India, the US, and the EU, alongside its earlier Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific...
by Steve Harrison | May 13, 2025 | Strategy & Planning, Supply Chain
Ask Our Experts Welcome to our FourSights Q&A series, where leaders from across the FourCentric group share their perspectives on the trends, shifts, and strategies shaping their industries. First up, Steve Harrison, CEO of Anvil Analytical, offers his view...
by Simon Terry, CEO Fourcentric | Apr 23, 2025 | Supply Chain
Supply chain disruptions are inevitable-but without full visibility, they become costly. From labour violations to cybersecurity threats and carbon regulations, why tracking your supply chain is now a business necessity. If the past few years have taught businesses...
by Simon Terry, CEO Fourcentric | Mar 14, 2025 | Supply Chain
The world of trade is shifting once again. With President Trump’s recent decision to slap 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminium imports, businesses across the UK and EU are scrambling to figure out their next move. The big question now is: How can businesses...
